Transfer English Reviews
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I'm trying to pay for a transfer test prep course, but I'm trying to get a complete overview...

I'm running out of time, and I'm finishing up my grammar with Elementary English 750, vocabulary with Elementary Synonyms 1300, and transfer questions, just like you said. I'm stuck, and it's helpful to chat with you for a bit.

I paid for the free pass because it was good, but the grammar and vocabulary learning is good, but the reading comprehension is only explained in words and there is no explanation of the passage, so it's a little disappointing.

The grammar is good because I can finish it faster than traditional in-class explanations... The words are pronounced and defined by native speakers, and there are pictures to help you memorize them. I recommend it!

I paid for 2 months of free pass without textbooks. I like it because the intensity is good and the tuition is cheap.

Great value for money for transfer courses!

It's easier to concentrate than the traditional live lectures, especially since there is a separate English dictionary so I don't have to write down the vocabulary for each question. The transfer words are very advanced and the pictures help me to progress well. Highly recommended!!!

I'm applying for a free pass now that I've taken the course and I know I need to go all-in on my transfer studies.

After finals were over and I was looking for a transfer course, I signed up for Webster Transfer because I loved the image word study and the transfer questions.

The transfer test lectures I've seen on YouTube spend too much time explaining the questions, but Webster's transfer lecturer explains them in an e-book, so it's much faster. Also, the grammar test video lectures are unique in that they use commas to make the point clearly without having to interpret the text ^o^.
There are quite a few things that conflict with the grammar that I knew before, and because I edited it, there are no jokes, so it's kind of funny lol.

I like that I can try the questions from other universities with the free pass! I can't do reading comprehension considering the time I have left, so I'm focusing on grammar and synonyms.

There are few universities other than kyundae that provide the correct answers to the exams...Actually, I need an explanation, but I think it's okay to pay this much for a month to get all the university exams.

For a transfer examinee, the correct answers and explanations of the test questions are the most disappointing, but when I look at the instructor's explanations, the vocabulary and logic are explained well up to the synonyms, and especially the grammar is really great!!! It seems to be different from the grammar lectures I've learned before. The reading comprehension has enough word explanations, but there is no text explanation ~~~ Still, it's covered with a cheap in-class price...

The grammar, vocabulary, and logic explanations are good, but the reading comprehension has no text explanations ~~~ and the questions are not even printed or downloaded.

We're extending the vocabulary lesson to two months, and now we're wrapping it up with a test!

The 7-day course on transfer questions ended today, so I upgraded to the 30-day course for my own peace of mind. Now that I'm in school, I don't think I have enough time to go through 10 years' worth of questions from 3 universities in 7 days ~~~.

I'm not used to solving exams on the screen, not on paper ~~~.

My 30-day transfer pre-pass expired and I still haven't finished the questions, so I started a new lesson today.

It would be hard to put all the words into an image, but I think you've done a good job. Every time a new word comes up, I wonder what the image will be, or should I say, I look forward to it. Anyway, the instructor said it took him 4 years to make Grim Boca, which I think is amazing.

I started my transfer preparation late, so I had no idea how to memorize the words, but I stopped taking the transfer vocabulary course after consulting KakaoTalk.
The beginner transfer boca 1770 has pictures and voices, so it seems to be easy to memorize, and the beginner 1300 questions have short example sentences, so the progress is good.
The explanation view also explains the meaning of the words and synonyms, so it seems to work well together. I wish I had known about it sooner... 강추합니다 *^_^*

I'm taking the course now because my instructor told me that the way to get 10 points in the last month is vocabulary, but I'm new to picture words... I have more words to memorize than I thought ㅠㅠ

I quit a month ago because memorizing the words was annoying, but the pictures are fun and I can get through the day. I love it!

Great for studying on your smartphone on the bus or subway without having to lug around a heavy boca book!!!

So far, I've memorized English words by writing them down, but I don't know if just looking at the pictures while listening to the audio will help me memorize the words, but so far, so good! Sometimes, when I come across a word I don't know, I can't remember the image of the word I memorized earlier...

I've been looking at vocabulary books since the beginning of the year, and I stumbled upon Webster's Transfer Boca while searching, so I paid for it just in case.
The word level seems to be a little higher than the existing boca book, and it also seems to be less boring and memorizing well than memorizing only letters, but it's a little disappointing that one thing can't be down...

It's divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels based on the difficulty of the words, and the pictures are fun to look at...

I love studying vocabulary anytime, anywhere! I even flip through word images on my phone in the bathroom lol.

I joined the distance learning program after studying abroad in Canada and was looking for a transfer course. In fact, it was difficult to adapt because I was unfamiliar with grammar terms and had to memorize words that I don't use very often.
In personal counseling, I have seen the study abroad school every year, so I know the pros and cons well, so I said that I have no choice but to leave my pride and follow Korean English, so I followed it until the end of the course today. I learned the grammatical reasons for the expressions that I have been using habitually until now... I have already taken it once this month, and I will continue to take it from next month, but I think it will be busy, so I leave a review today... Thank you for your hard work and good luck to everyone ~~~

My English was no-base, but after taking your class, everything changed.
Learning about punctuation and the relationship between verbs and conjunctions in sentence theory really changed the way I look at sentences, and verb theory was confusing because there was a lot more vocabulary to memorize than I thought, especially in the passive voice, which took me a while to get used to. I feel like I've found my groove already haha thanks!

I have 3 college exams next week, so this is going to be short. I was always confident with grammar, but thanks to you, I realized that the grammar I just memorized was there for a reason, and there were quite a few phrases I didn't know. Thank you!!!

I've been self-taught for a few months preparing for transfer, but I'm having a hard time and would like to join a distance learning program. I was wondering what the progress is like.

I applied for transfer tutoring, but after discussing with my parents, I decided to study abroad. Sorry ~~~.

I want to tutor for transfer English, but I only have a month or so to adjust my schedule.

You know who you are... I just thought it would be polite to write a few words since the class ended today.
I felt it in class, but I thought you might want a little review lol.
He opened my eyes to the English language, especially the punctuation: comma ani cham cham kam, right? I totally got it.
Thank you for leading for almost half a decade, even though we didn't get to meet in person.
As you always say, I'll be back.

In the first lecture, I couldn't even distinguish between verb past and PP, but Sam already knew these problems and gave me various examples and said that if you don't understand this, you won't progress.
Anyway, it's a shame that's the last time we'll hear from you today. Thanks for all your hard work!

A quick word from me too .... I joined the program late, so it's been a bit of a struggle to keep up.
I wish I had known I wanted to transfer in my first semester and just done it instead of procrastinating...
I wish I could have met him sooner, as he gave me a break during midterms and finals, which gave me some breathing room.
Thank you and be well!