Goo Hae-young Middle School English Grammar Level 3
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Book Introduction
Learning true grammar is not complete until you can apply grammatically connected phrases to sentences!
『Gu Hae-young Middle School English Grammar』 presents essential middle school grammar concepts with easy-to-understand explanations and examples.
By reading interesting texts, you will develop your grammar-based problem-solving skills, expanding from grammar to syntax.
『Gu Hae-young Middle School English Grammar』 is a textbook developed to help students learn essential middle school grammar and prepare for internal exams, as well as improve their grammar skills through reading texts that focus on learning grammar.
After learning grammar, you can solve problems to prepare for school exams, and it provides interesting passages and problems that apply the grammar to reading.
This corner expands from grammar to syntax, and does not end with simple grammar learning. Instead, it provides a device that can further upgrade your syntax skills to make interpretation easier.
『Gu Hae-young Middle School English Grammar』 presents essential middle school grammar concepts with easy-to-understand explanations and examples.
By reading interesting texts, you will develop your grammar-based problem-solving skills, expanding from grammar to syntax.
『Gu Hae-young Middle School English Grammar』 is a textbook developed to help students learn essential middle school grammar and prepare for internal exams, as well as improve their grammar skills through reading texts that focus on learning grammar.
After learning grammar, you can solve problems to prepare for school exams, and it provides interesting passages and problems that apply the grammar to reading.
This corner expands from grammar to syntax, and does not end with simple grammar learning. Instead, it provides a device that can further upgrade your syntax skills to make interpretation easier.
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Chapter 01 Tense
1 Present perfect tense
2 Past Tense vs.
present perfect tense
3 Past Perfect Tense
4 Future Perfect Tense
5 Perfect Progressive Tense
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 02 Auxiliary Verbs
1 can / could
2 must
3 may / might
4 should
5 had better / would rather
6 used to / would
7 Auxiliary verb + have + past participle
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 03 Passive Voice
1 Passive voice in sentences using auxiliary verbs
2 Passive voice of progressive tense
3. Passive voice of the perfect tense
4 Passive voice in 4-form sentences
5 Passive voice in 5-form sentences
6 Passive voice of verbs
7 Passive voice of sentences with that clause as the object
When using a preposition other than 8 by
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 04 To-Infinitive Ⅰ
1 Nominal usage I: Subject it / Semantic subject
2 Nominal Usage II: Verbs Taking an Infinitive as an Object
3 Nominal Usage III: "Interrogative Word + to-Infinitive"
4 Adjectival Usage I: Noun Modification / "to-infinitive + preposition"
5 Adjectival Usage II: Be to Usage
6 Adverbial usage
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 05 To-Infinitive II
1 too ~ to / enough to
2 Tenses of the to-infinitive: simple infinitive, perfect infinitive
3 Negation of to-infinitive / semantic subject
4. To-infinitive used as an objective complement
5. Infinitive used as an objective complement
6 Independent infinitives
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 06 Gerunds
1. Usage of gerunds: Nominal role
2 Negation of gerund / Semantic subject
3 Tense and voice of gerunds
4 Gerunds vs.
present participle
5 Verbs that only take gerunds as objects
6 Verbs that take both a gerund and an infinitive as their objects
7 Idiomatic expressions of gerunds
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 07 Participle
1 Present Participle vs.
past participle
2 Role of participles: definite/descriptive usage
3 How to make a participle phrase
Participle phrases of time, reason, concession, and condition
Participle phrases in the 5th unit situation: simultaneous action, continuous action
6 Perfect participle phrases
7 Various participle phrases
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 08 Comparison Syntax
1. Comparison of original grades: "as+original grade+as"
2nd grade application expression
3 Comparative: "Comparative + than"
4. Inferiority comparison: "less+won-geup+than"
5 Comparative Application Expressions
6 Superlative: 「the+superlative+of/in」
7 Superlative Application Expressions
8 Superlative expressions using the superior/comparative degree
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 09 Relationships I
1 Nominative relative pronoun
2 Possessive relative pronouns
3 Objective relative pronouns
4 Relative pronouns containing antecedents what
5. Cases where the relative pronoun that is mainly used
6 Continuous use of relative pronouns
7 Preposition + Relative Pronoun
8 Omission of relative pronouns
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 10 Relationships II
1. Relative adverb
2. Use of relative adverbs to be careful of
3 Complex relative pronouns
4 Complex relative adverbs
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 11 Conjunctions
1 Adverbial Conjunction - Time I
2 Adverbial Conjunctions - Time II
3 Adverbial Conjunctions - Reason/Cause/Result
4 Adverbial Conjunctions - Condition/Concession/Contrast
5 Noun Clause Conjunctions - that, if[whether]
6 Noun Clause Conjunctions - Interrogative Words
7 Correlative Conjunctions
8 Conjunction Adverbs
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 12 Family Law
1 Past conditional
2 Past perfect conditional
3. Mixed Family Law
4 I wish conditional
5 as if conditional
6 without conditional
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From grammar to syntax
Chapter 13 Agreement and Speech
1 Number Match I: Singular Treatment
2 Number Match II: Plural Handling
3 Tense agreement
4 Exceptions to tense agreement
5. Changes in speech style in written texts
6. Transition of speech in interrogative sentences with interrogative pronouns
7. Transition of speech in interrogative sentences without interrogative pronouns
8. Transition of speech in imperative sentences
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 14 Special Syntax
1. Emphasizing verbs using do
2. Emphasis phrase "It ~ that..."
3 Partial negation / total negation
4. Inversion of adverbs of place (phrases)
5 Inversion of negative words
6 so/neither/nor inversion syntax
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Workbook
Chapter Test
Grand Final Comprehensive Evaluation
Word List
Word Test
Grammar Memorization Notes
1 Present perfect tense
2 Past Tense vs.
present perfect tense
3 Past Perfect Tense
4 Future Perfect Tense
5 Perfect Progressive Tense
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 02 Auxiliary Verbs
1 can / could
2 must
3 may / might
4 should
5 had better / would rather
6 used to / would
7 Auxiliary verb + have + past participle
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 03 Passive Voice
1 Passive voice in sentences using auxiliary verbs
2 Passive voice of progressive tense
3. Passive voice of the perfect tense
4 Passive voice in 4-form sentences
5 Passive voice in 5-form sentences
6 Passive voice of verbs
7 Passive voice of sentences with that clause as the object
When using a preposition other than 8 by
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 04 To-Infinitive Ⅰ
1 Nominal usage I: Subject it / Semantic subject
2 Nominal Usage II: Verbs Taking an Infinitive as an Object
3 Nominal Usage III: "Interrogative Word + to-Infinitive"
4 Adjectival Usage I: Noun Modification / "to-infinitive + preposition"
5 Adjectival Usage II: Be to Usage
6 Adverbial usage
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 05 To-Infinitive II
1 too ~ to / enough to
2 Tenses of the to-infinitive: simple infinitive, perfect infinitive
3 Negation of to-infinitive / semantic subject
4. To-infinitive used as an objective complement
5. Infinitive used as an objective complement
6 Independent infinitives
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 06 Gerunds
1. Usage of gerunds: Nominal role
2 Negation of gerund / Semantic subject
3 Tense and voice of gerunds
4 Gerunds vs.
present participle
5 Verbs that only take gerunds as objects
6 Verbs that take both a gerund and an infinitive as their objects
7 Idiomatic expressions of gerunds
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 07 Participle
1 Present Participle vs.
past participle
2 Role of participles: definite/descriptive usage
3 How to make a participle phrase
Participle phrases of time, reason, concession, and condition
Participle phrases in the 5th unit situation: simultaneous action, continuous action
6 Perfect participle phrases
7 Various participle phrases
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 08 Comparison Syntax
1. Comparison of original grades: "as+original grade+as"
2nd grade application expression
3 Comparative: "Comparative + than"
4. Inferiority comparison: "less+won-geup+than"
5 Comparative Application Expressions
6 Superlative: 「the+superlative+of/in」
7 Superlative Application Expressions
8 Superlative expressions using the superior/comparative degree
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 09 Relationships I
1 Nominative relative pronoun
2 Possessive relative pronouns
3 Objective relative pronouns
4 Relative pronouns containing antecedents what
5. Cases where the relative pronoun that is mainly used
6 Continuous use of relative pronouns
7 Preposition + Relative Pronoun
8 Omission of relative pronouns
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 10 Relationships II
1. Relative adverb
2. Use of relative adverbs to be careful of
3 Complex relative pronouns
4 Complex relative adverbs
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 11 Conjunctions
1 Adverbial Conjunction - Time I
2 Adverbial Conjunctions - Time II
3 Adverbial Conjunctions - Reason/Cause/Result
4 Adverbial Conjunctions - Condition/Concession/Contrast
5 Noun Clause Conjunctions - that, if[whether]
6 Noun Clause Conjunctions - Interrogative Words
7 Correlative Conjunctions
8 Conjunction Adverbs
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 12 Family Law
1 Past conditional
2 Past perfect conditional
3. Mixed Family Law
4 I wish conditional
5 as if conditional
6 without conditional
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 13 Agreement and Speech
1 Number Match I: Singular Treatment
2 Number Match II: Plural Handling
3 Tense agreement
4 Exceptions to tense agreement
5. Changes in speech style in written texts
6. Transition of speech in interrogative sentences with interrogative pronouns
7. Transition of speech in interrogative sentences without interrogative pronouns
8. Transition of speech in imperative sentences
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Chapter 14 Special Syntax
1. Emphasizing verbs using do
2. Emphasis phrase "It ~ that..."
3 Partial negation / total negation
4. Inversion of adverbs of place (phrases)
5 Inversion of negative words
6 so/neither/nor inversion syntax
School grade prediction questions
From grammar to syntax
Workbook
Chapter Test
Grand Final Comprehensive Evaluation
Word List
Word Test
Grammar Memorization Notes
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Publisher's Review
Step 1: Essential Middle School Grammar and Verification Questions
We've made it possible to learn essential middle school grammar concepts through easy examples, and provided tips for content that requires additional explanation.
You can solidify your understanding of key grammar points with the ample amount of practice problems provided.
STEP 2 School Grade Prediction Questions
Each chapter provides various types of objective questions and questions to prepare you for the essay-type exam.
It consists of problems that have been applied and modified from actual middle school exam questions from across the country, so that you can get a feel for the actual exam and perfectly prepare for the internal exam.
STEP 3 From Grammar to Syntax
We present a corner where you can expand your practice of interpreting meaning by applying the grammar you learned previously to reading texts.
It is designed to help you master the grammar perfectly with interesting stories and a variety of problems that will help you develop your grammar interpretation skills.
STEP 4 WORKBOOK
A variety of additional learning materials are provided separately.
· Chapter Test - Provides additional questions to reinforce the grammar skills learned in each chapter.
Review the grammar you have learned through problems such as grammar check questions, correction questions, and sentence arrangement questions.
· Word List & Word Test - Provides a list of key vocabulary words you have learned previously and vocabulary test questions.
· Chapter-by-chapter comprehensive problems - 3 sets of comprehensive problems per chapter, including multiple-choice, descriptive, and difficult questions.
· Grammar Memorization Notes - Key grammar points learned are organized by chapter.
We've made it possible to learn essential middle school grammar concepts through easy examples, and provided tips for content that requires additional explanation.
You can solidify your understanding of key grammar points with the ample amount of practice problems provided.
STEP 2 School Grade Prediction Questions
Each chapter provides various types of objective questions and questions to prepare you for the essay-type exam.
It consists of problems that have been applied and modified from actual middle school exam questions from across the country, so that you can get a feel for the actual exam and perfectly prepare for the internal exam.
STEP 3 From Grammar to Syntax
We present a corner where you can expand your practice of interpreting meaning by applying the grammar you learned previously to reading texts.
It is designed to help you master the grammar perfectly with interesting stories and a variety of problems that will help you develop your grammar interpretation skills.
STEP 4 WORKBOOK
A variety of additional learning materials are provided separately.
· Chapter Test - Provides additional questions to reinforce the grammar skills learned in each chapter.
Review the grammar you have learned through problems such as grammar check questions, correction questions, and sentence arrangement questions.
· Word List & Word Test - Provides a list of key vocabulary words you have learned previously and vocabulary test questions.
· Chapter-by-chapter comprehensive problems - 3 sets of comprehensive problems per chapter, including multiple-choice, descriptive, and difficult questions.
· Grammar Memorization Notes - Key grammar points learned are organized by chapter.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 1, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 372 pages | 210*280*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791129713674
- ISBN10: 1129713679
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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