I The Basics of Sentences
A be verb and a regular verb
Unit 01 Present and past tenses of the verb "be"
Unit 02 Present and past tenses of regular verbs
Unit Comprehensive Problem A

B Sentence format and types
Unit 03: Sensory Verbs, Transitive Verbs, 5 Forms
Unit 04 Making Negative Sentences
Unit 05 Creating Questions
Unit 06 Interrogative Words and Questions
Unit 07 Imperatives, Requests, Exclamations, ...

Unit Comprehensive Problem B

C tense / auxiliary verb
Unit 08 Present Tense
Unit 09 Past Tense 46
Unit 10 Progressive Tense 48
Unit 11 Future Tense 50
Unit 12 can, may, will〔be going to〕
Unit 13 must, have to, should〔ought to〕
Unit Comprehensive Problem C

D passive voice
Unit 14 Concepts and Tenses of Passive Voice
Unit 15 Passive Voice in Forms 4 and 5
Unit Comprehensive Problem D

Chapter Summary I: Sentence Basics [A ~ D]

II Basic Parts of Speech
E noun / article / pronoun
Unit 16 Types of Nouns
Unit 17 Quantity and Possessive Case of Nouns
Unit 18 Articles
Unit 19 Personal Pronouns
Unit 20 Demonstrative Pronouns
Unit 21 Reflexive Pronouns
Unit 22 Indefinite Pronouns
Unit Comprehensive Problem E

F adjective / adverb / comparison
Unit 23 The Role of Adjectives
Unit 24 Quantifiers
Unit 25: Roles and Forms of Adverbs
Unit 26 Adverbs of Frequency
Unit 27 Comparative and Inferior Degrees
Unit 28 Superlatives
Unit Comprehensive Problem F

G conjunction / preposition
Unit 29 Coordinating Conjunctions
Unit 30 Subordinating Conjunctions
Unit Comprehensive Problem G

III. Auxiliary Verbs
H to infinitive / gerund
Unit 33: The concept of to-infinitive and to-infinitive as a noun
Unit 34: To-infinitives as adjectives
Unit 35: To-infinitives as adverbs
Unit 36 ​​The Role of Gerunds
Unit Comprehensive Problem H

I participle
Unit 37: The Concept and Role of Participles
Unit 38 Present Participle / Past Participle
Unit Comprehensive Problems I

Chapter Summary III: Auxiliary Verbs [H ~ I]

Easy to understand concepts, various descriptive questions help you memorize grammar naturally!

· Easily understand and memorize difficult grammar concepts: Check-up
Test, Workbook
· Training on past school exam questions and reinforcing subjective essay questions: Unit comprehensive essay, Review Test
· Intensive practice of learned grammar concepts: Unit summary problems, Workbook

Systematic grammar explanation + writing questions perfect for school exams

·Complete summary of middle school textbook grammar + various types of questions for perfect internal grades
· Intensive analysis of past midterm and final exam questions - Concept confirmation check-up test
·Strengthening descriptive and subjective questions for a perfect score on the internal exam - Unit comprehensive descriptive + review test
· Intensive practice of learned grammar - Complete summary + Workbook

A special study method for achieving a perfect score on English grammar: Zaistory's comprehensive English grammar guide.

1.
Study the grammar systematically while looking at grammar-related illustrations and representative examples, and learn the core grammar of middle school.

2.
Check whether you have properly understood the related grammar concept by using the Check-up Test included next to the grammar concept.

3.
Check again whether you know grammar correctly through the Review Test, which consists of various objective and subjective questions to prepare for the internal exam.

4.
Learn important vocabulary and expressions from the questions through the 'Vocabulary & Expressions' corner.

5.
Thoroughly solve the 'Unit Comprehensive Problems' that allow you to perfectly practice frequently asked internal exam question types.
Develop the ability to perfectly cope with descriptive questions on internal exams through 'Test Preparation Writing Problems' and textbook-related questions.

6.
We will once again practice the multiple choice, subjective, and descriptive questions in the internal exam with the 'Comprehensive Summary' that summarizes various grammar concepts.

7.
Review the grammar concepts through the workbook to make sure they are firmly in your grasp.

8.
By looking at the answers and explanations, you can check whether you understood the questions correctly and whether you got them right. Also, make sure you understand the questions you got wrong so that you don't get the same type of question wrong again.