Traveling to South Korea

Summary

Summary

Summary

🔸 95% pass rate with vocabulary that is likely to be tested in mid-tier universities and transfer to English universities 🔸 6x longer memory retention with word learning using pictures and audio

🔸1030 intermediate transfer words likely to appear at a mid-tier university 🔸① 310 verbs ② 360 nouns ③ 360 adjectives

1200 advanced transfer words that are likely to be used at top universities 🔸 Composed of 310 verbs, 360 nouns, and 360 adjectives

🔸 Phrasal verbs are composed of ① verb + adverb ② verb + preposition 🔸 Expressions that are difficult to infer from figurative concepts are more likely to appear.

🔸Composed of super simple example sentences with high frequency of English words appearing on the English transfer test 🔸There are 900 questions, but about 2,000 vocabulary words including synonyms

🔸Pictorial Description 6 questions - describe a person's behavior, an object, or the state of a setting 🔸Focus on who, what, and how

25 questions - choose the most appropriate answer from 3 responses to a question 🔸Wh's statements require you to listen carefully to the first word

🔸Short Conversation 39 questions - listen to a conversation between two or three people and choose the answer to the question from the view 🔸Fingerprints that are paraphrased are more likely to be correct than those that are repeated.

30 questions - listen to a short description and choose from a list of questions to answer 🔸 Typically appears in phone messages, broadcasts, commercials, announcements, news reports, meeting excerpts, etc.

30 short sentence blanks - grammar and vocabulary questions to complete incomplete sentences 🔸 distinguish between parts of speech when presented with expressions with similar meanings

16 long-form blanks - choose the appropriate word, phrase, or sentence to fill in the four blanks in the short passage 🔸 Quickly skim the entire passage and choose vocabulary or grammar that fits the context before and after the blanks

🔸54 reading comprehension questions - single, double, and triple passages 🔸Quickly familiarize yourself with the questions and summarize them with what-how-why focus