■ This book

preface
index
Structure and features of this book
G-TELP, from application to score confirmation
Strategy for each target score
Jitelp Level 2 Score Utilization Table
Goal Achievement Study Plan

UNIT 1 TENSES

Previous Point 01 Current Progress
Past Point 02 Past Progressive
Past Point 03 Future Progressive
Past Point 04 Present Perfect Progressive
Past Point 05 Future Perfect Continuous
Past Point 06 Past Perfect Progressive
Practical Check Up 1

UNIT 2 CONDITIONAL MOVEMENT

Past Exam Point 07 Conditional Sentence Past
Past Point 08: Past Perfect Conditional
Previous Point 09 Other Conditional Laws
Previous Point 10: Inversion of Conditional Sentences
Practical Check Up 2

UNIT 3 Auxiliary Verbs

Previous Exam Point 11: To-Infinitive (1)
Previous Exam Point 12: To-Infinitive (2)
Previous point 13: Gerund
Practical Check Up 3

UNIT 4 Auxiliary Verbs

Previous point 14: Verb infinitives expressing necessity
Previous point 15: Auxiliary verbs should, must
Previous point 16 Auxiliary verbs can, could
Previous point 17: Auxiliary verbs will, would
Previous point 18: Auxiliary verbs may, might
Practical Check Up 4

UNIT 5 CONNECTORS

Previous point 19 Prepositions
20 Conjunctions from the previous exam
Previous point 21: Conjunction adverbs
Practical Check Up 5

UNIT 6 Relatives

Previous Exam Point 22: Relative Pronouns
Previous point 23: Relative adverbs
Practical Check Up 6

■ [Answers and Explanations] - Separate Volume

■ Appendix: No-Base Grammar

■ Online supplementary learning materials (lab.siwonschool.com)

- Special Lecture: No-Based Grammar (10 Lectures)

1.
Includes the latest official exam questions from Gitelp

It contains 7 sets of actual regular exam questions that allow you to accurately understand the latest trends in exam questions.
You can use it as an important measure to determine the type and difficulty of the questions and to determine the direction and study plan for your study.


2.
Provide information about the G-TELP Level 2 exam

For learners unfamiliar with the G-TELP Level 2 exam, this section provides information on the exam introduction, regular exam schedule, registration process, and how to check your scores and use the score report.
Additionally, it includes study directions and strategies for grammar, listening, and reading comprehension for various target scores ranging from 32 to 65 points.
For those learning Z-TELP for the first time, we provide specific tips and strategies to help alleviate any confusion about the amount of study, duration, and learning strategies.

3.
23 past exam points

It categorizes grammar questions from actual G-TELP exams into 23 types and provides grammar theory and clues to the correct answers.
Each point from the previous exam is explained with examples that frequently appear in real-life situations.
All vocabulary, expressions, and phrases used in this example were compiled through analysis of past G-TELP questions.

4.
Practice and real-world problems

We provide practice problems and actual questions of past exam questions produced by Siwon School Language Institute, reflecting the trends in previous exam questions.
You can practice finding the correct answer by applying the grammar theory and answer clues explained in 23 previous exam points.
We also provide additional explanations on how to eliminate incorrect answers and the reasons for incorrect answers.

5.
Practical Check-Up

It consists of practice problems with a difficulty level slightly higher than previous exam questions and the actual G-TELP grammar exam.
You can prepare for the actual exam by repeatedly solving problems related to the relevant previous exam points.

7.
[Appendix] No-Base Basic Grammar (Free Lecture)

This is a basic grammar book for beginners of Jitelp who lack the basic grammar, such as the distinction between subject-verb-object, phrases and clauses, and the definitions of verbs and quasi-verbs.
A special lecture on "No-Base Basic Grammar" by Jitelp expert instructor Seo Min-ji is provided free of charge.


Learners Who Need This Book

- Learners preparing for the G-TELP exam for the first time
- G-TELP learners who aim for a score of 32-65 on Level 2
- G-TELP learners who aim to score 92 points or higher in G-TELP grammar