Basic Grammar

Day 01 8 Parts of Speech and Sentence Components
Day 02 Sentence Type 1
Day 03 Sentence Type 2
Day 04 Sentence Type 3
Day 05 Sentence Type 4
Day 06 5 types of sentences
Day 07 Definition of Nouns
Day 08 Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Day 09 Adjectives
Day 10 Regular Verbs and Be Verbs
Day 11 Number Agreement of Regular Verbs
Day 12 Number Agreement of the Verb "Be"
Day 13 Past Tense of Verbs
Day 14 Prepositions of time and place (at, on, in)
Day 15 Prepositions of Time (by, until / for, during)
Day 16 Prepositions of Time (before, after)
Day 17 Other Prepositions (to, from, of, about)
Day 18 Coordinating Conjunctions (and, but, or, so)
Day 19 Adverbial Conjunctions (because, if, when)
Day 20 Adverbs

Basic Pronunciation

Things to know before learning English pronunciation
Day 01 Vowel Training: e- The sound changes when another vowel is added next to it.
Day 02 Vowel Training: u- The surprising sound of the vowel u, which we thought was 'u'
Day 03 Vowel Training: a- a that may or may not be pronounced as 'ei'
Day 04 Vowel Training: o- Two sounds of o that should not be pronounced as 'o'
Day 05 Vowel Training: i - Sounds that are neither 'i' nor 'e'
Day 06 Semivowel Training: w, y - Semivowels that sound like vowels but are not actually vowels
Day 07 Other Vowel Training: Exceptional Pronunciation - Exceptional vowel sounds that are different from the basic sounds
Day 08 English pronunciation that does not exist in Korean 1: r- A sound that does not roll the tongue
Day 09 English pronunciation that does not exist in Korean 2: l- Pronunciation that sounds like ㄹ sounds in succession
Day 10 English pronunciation that doesn't exist in Korean 3: f- The f sound is not as strong as you might think
Day 11 English pronunciation that does not exist in Korean 4: v- A v sound that seems similar to f but is different
Day 12 Consonant Training: p, b - Don't get confused with p&f, b&v
Day 13 English pronunciation that does not exist in Korean 5: th[θ] - short tongue sound th[θ]
Day 14 English pronunciation that does not exist in Korean 6: th[ð] - The 'ㄷ' sound that makes the wind blow
Day 15 Consonant Training: s, d - Don't confuse them with the th sounds [θ], [ð]
Day 16 English Pronunciation 7: z - The sound of electricity passing through
Day 17 English Pronunciation 8: - Thick and sticky sounds
Day 18 English pronunciations that do not exist in Korean 9, 10: - Voiceless and voiced sounds similar to 'sh~'
Day 19 Stress Training: Learning stress with short words - rhythmically and bouncy!
Day 20 Stress Training: Learning stress with long words - like singing "Kung-Jak Kung-Jak"!

Introductory Conversation

Day 01 [Greetings] Greetings when meeting
Day 02 [Greetings] Saying goodbye when parting
Day 03 [Greetings] Greetings when meeting for the first time
Day 04 [Greetings] Greetings when meeting someone after a long time
Day 05 [Greetings] Expressing gratitude
Day 06 [Greetings] Apologizing
Day 07 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering About Occupations
Day 08 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering Family Relationships
Day 09 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering Hobbies
Day 10 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering About People's Tastes
Day 11 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering Questions About School
Day 12 [Making Friends] Complimenting
Day 13 [Making Friends] Asking and Answering Personality Questions
Day 14 [Daily Conversation] Asking and Answering the Day of the Week
Day 15 [Daily Conversation] Asking and Answering the Date
Day 16 [Daily Conversation] Asking and Answering About the Weather
Day 17 [Daily Conversation] Asking and Answering Locations
Day 18 [Daily Conversation] Talking about your mood and state
Day 19 [Daily Conversation] Expressing Joy and Regret
Day 20 [Daily Conversation] Continuing the Conversation
Day 21 [Daily Conversation] Making Appointments
Day 22 [Daily Conversation] Dating
Day 23 [Daily Conversation] Using SNS
Day 24 [Work Life] Making a Phone Call
Day 25 [Work Life] Talking About Work
Day 26 [Work Life] Celebrating and Encouraging
Day 27 [Work Life] Meeting
Day 28 [Work Life] Talking with Coworkers
Day 29 [Daily Life] Using a Restaurant (1)
Day 30 [Daily Life] Using a Restaurant (2)
Day 31 [Daily Life] Using a Cafe
Day 32 [Daily Life] Using a Fast Food Restaurant
Day 33 [Daily Life] Shopping (1)
Day 34 [Daily Life] Shopping (2)
Day 35 [Daily Life] Using Public Transportation
Day 36 [Daily Life] Finding Your Way
Day 37 [Daily Life] Using a Bar
Day 38 [Daily Life] Driving
Day 39 [Daily Life] Going to the Movie Theater
Day 40 [Daily Life] Visiting the Beauty Salon

〈Study Guide Book Structure〉

[Basic Grammar]
Before you begin learning English in earnest, you can learn the basic concepts of English that are required at a minimum.


[Basic Pronunciation]
Before starting English conversation, you can learn essential English pronunciation, focusing on pronunciations that Koreans find difficult.


[Introductory Conversation]
You can learn the most basic expressions to start speaking English, such as greetings, talking about the weather, and ordering.


Special Appendix

[English Cursive Writing]
You can practice cursive writing without any burden, from ABC to words.


[Writing English sentences]
Learn to write 3 sentences a day for 80 days, for a total of 240 sentences.
This is a writing workbook that allows you to naturally learn 80 essential conversation patterns and build your writing skills as a bonus by investing just 10 minutes a day to learn '1 essential conversation pattern + 3 sentence writing' for 80 days.

[Free Pronunciation Lesson]
You can check out the free lectures on what you need to know before learning English pronunciation, such as how to pronounce English sounds correctly and the pronunciation differences between Korean and English (vowels, stress).


[Native Speaker mp3]
We provide free MP3 files so you can learn while listening to the vivid voices of native speakers. The MP3 files can be accessed by scanning the QR code on the cover.


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