Five Things You Must Know If You're Studying English
1 What is the part of speech?
2 How do you structure a sentence?
3 How is the word order different from Korean?
4 Don't English people repeat names?
5 What are the different types of verbs in English?

First three days of resolution
be verb
Day 1: The shape of the verb "be"
Day 2: The meaning of the verb "be"
Day 3 Negative and Interrogative Sentences

Second three-day resolution
regular verbs
Day 1 Affirmative Sentences with Regular Verbs
Day 2 Negative Sentences with Regular Verbs
Day 3 Regular Verb Interrogatives

Third day of resolution
tense
Day 1 Past, Present, Future
Day 2 Present Progressive, Past Progressive
Day 3 Present Perfect

Fourth three-day resolution
auxiliary verb
Day 1 Uses of Auxiliary Verbs
Day 2 can, may, will
Day 3 must, have to, should

Fifth three-day resolution
Sentence structure
Day 1 Sentences without objects
Day 2 Sentences with Objects
Day 3 Sentences with Bore
Sixth three-day resolution
to-infinitive
Day 1 Verb + to-infinitive
Day 2 Noun + to-infinitive
Day 3 Sentence + to-infinitive

Seventh day of resolution
gerund
Day 1 Verb + Gerund
Day 2 Prepositions + Gerunds
Day 3 Gerund Idioms

The eighth three-day resolution
preposition
Day 1 Prepositions of Time
Day 2 Prepositions of Place
Day 3 Various Prepositions

The ninth day of resolution
conjunction
Day 1 and, but, or, so
Day 2 when, if, because
Day 3 whether[if], that

The tenth day of resolution
interrogative pronouns
Day 1 who, what, which
Day 2 where, when, why
Day 3 how, how + adjective/adverb

supplement
Correct answer?

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