Intro Grammar Points You Must Know

Chapter 1.
Sentence format
Unit 01.
Type 2
Unit 02.
4 types
Unit 03.
Type 5

Chapter 2.
tense
Unit 01.
Simple tense
Unit 02.
Progressive tense
Unit 03.
present perfect tense

Chapter 3.
auxiliary verb
Unit 01.
can, may
Unit 02.
must, have to, should
Unit 03.
had better, used to, would like to

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Chapter 4.
to-infinitive
Unit 01.
Nominal use of to-infinitive
Unit 02.
Adjectival and adverbial usage of to-infinitive
Unit 03.
Subject of the meaning of the to-infinitive, main to-infinitive structure

Chapter 5.
gerund
Unit 01.
Forms and uses of gerunds
Unit 02.
Verbs that use gerunds and infinitives as their objects

Chapter 6.
passive
Unit 01.
Active vs. Negative
passive
Unit 02.
passive voice form
Unit 03.
Passive voice to watch out for

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Chapter 7.
Participles and participle phrases
Unit 01.
Types and roles of participles
Unit 02.
Participles to watch out for
Unit 03.
Participle phrase

Chapter 8.
pronoun
Unit 01.
Indefinite pronoun 1
Unit 02.
Indefinite pronoun 2
Unit 03.
reflexive pronoun

Chapter 9.
comparative phrases
Unit 01.
Comparison of primary, comparative, and superlative degrees
Unit 02.
Expressions using comparative phrases

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Chapter 10.
conjunction
Unit 01.
Coordinating conjunctions, correlative conjunctions
Unit 02.
Adverbial conjunctions of time and reason
Unit 03.
Adverbial conjunctions of conditions, concessions, and purposes/results
Unit 04.
Noun clause conjunction

Chapter 11.
relative
Unit 01.
Relative pronoun 1
Unit 02.
Relative pronoun 2
Unit 03.
Relative pronoun what, omission of relative pronoun
Unit 04.
relative adverb

Chapter 12.
subjunctive
Unit 01.
Past conditional · Past perfect
Unit 02.
I wish, as if conditional

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supplement.
Workbook

1.
Strengthening explanation of basic grammar concepts
You can easily learn grammar concepts through corners that visually diagram concepts, easily explain terms and concepts, and point out confusing parts.

2.
Strengthening elements for preparing for middle school grades
Practice writing on a variety of topics with descriptive questions similar to actual performance assessments, and prepare for actual school exams with high-frequency, high-difficulty, descriptive questions from past internal exams.

3.
Repetitive training through cumulative learning
You can learn English grammar efficiently by integrating various grammar concepts and finding and correcting errors on your own.

4.
Modified versions of previous mock exams for first and second year high school students (GRADE 1-3)
You can easily reconstruct high school mock exam questions to fit your middle school grade level, helping you develop your ability to adapt to the CSAT.