01 Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 1 - Asking and Answering Names

2nd Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 2 - Asking and Answering Age

3rd Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 3 - Asking and Answering Greetings

4th Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 4 - Introducing and Responding to Others

05 Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 5 - Prohibited Speech

6th Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 6 - Asking and Answering Time

7th Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 7 - Saying What You Have Time For

8th Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 8 - Asking and Answering What You're Doing Now

9th Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 9 - Asking and Answering About the Location of Objects

10 Listening Assessment Mock Test
Pronunciation check + dictation
Dictation of long sentences
Textbook Communication Expressions 10 - Comforting Words

1.
10 mock exams consisting of listening questions that frequently appear on exams!
· It consists of the most frequently asked questions in elementary school English tests.
· You can intensively study important listening skills through a total of 10 mock exams per semester.
· You can also prepare for school listening comprehension by including textbook communication expression problems.
· You can solve listening assessment questions while listening to MP3s through QR codes.

2.
Pronunciation check + dictation to train difficult pronunciation phenomena!
· By writing down the parts that are difficult to hear and the parts that provide clues to finding the answer to the question, you can accurately read the script.
You can study.
· Pronunciation phenomenon check: Explains pronunciation phenomena that are easy to confuse, such as linking, assimilation, silence, and omission, to help you understand English.
The pronunciation is easy to understand.
· Check for difficult pronunciations: Tips are provided for difficult pronunciations so you can listen more carefully and write them down.

3.
Long sentence dictation to practice dictation in full sentences!
· You can practice writing down each sentence in its entirety.
· You can practice writing and listening at the same time.

4.
Intensive training in textbook expressions - Textbook communication expressions!
· We have selected and included 10 of the most frequently used communication expressions from textbooks.
· You can perfectly master the expressions you have learned by listening to the sentences and doing various 'practice problems'.

5.
A portable vocabulary book you can memorize anywhere!
· All words in the mock exam questions are organized in question order.
· It is designed to be portable so you can study words anytime, anywhere.
· The picture association problem helps you remember the memorized words for a long time in a fun way.

6.
Detailed and clear explanations that are easy to understand!
· Explain why the answer is correct along with an interpretation of the script in question.
· Explanations for incorrect answers are also included so that you can accurately understand and move on from the incorrect questions.
· We have organized the key vocabulary and expressions that appear in the questions so that you can study them.


1 Let's focus on studying the listening types that frequently appear on tests.
It is important to carefully analyze the listening types that appear in diagnostic assessments and school English tests.
For example, 4th graders have a type of problem where they have to listen to a word and choose the correct picture, but 6th graders do not have such a problem.
Since the types and difficulty levels of questions vary by grade, you need to adapt to the elementary listening style by repeatedly practicing the types appropriate for each grade.

2 Let's write a perfect script through dictation.
Even if you solve the problems and get the correct answers, if you only understood part of the script, you haven't practiced listening properly.
If you listen and write down the information in the blank spaces, you will be able to fully understand the script, making it a perfect listening practice.
Because dictation requires the process of 'listening, understanding, writing, and reading,' it not only improves listening skills but also helps you acquire pronunciation phenomena and English expressions.

3 You must fully become familiar with difficult pronunciations and pronunciation phenomena.
English has a completely different pronunciation system than our language.
You should focus on studying pronunciations that are easy to confuse for non-native speakers, such as liaisons, assimilation, silences, and omissions.
If you can understand and hear these pronunciation phenomena well, listening to English becomes easier.