Jang Geun-seop: Speaking and Writing Training: Vocabulary Section

The ‘Vocabulary Edition’ of the “Speaking and Writing Training” series is here! Published in 2013 for native Koreans struggling with English, the original “Speaking and Writing Training” taught how to train sentences based on English speaking rules and received a great response. Many readers posted various opinions and questions on the author’s blog (blog.naver.com/engstudio), creating a lively forum for discussion. Through this process, we realized that readers often did not know how to properly handle ‘vocabulary,’ the most fundamental element of English learning. While the previous work, “Speaking and Writing Training”, focused on sentence structure—such as subject, object, and predicate—to teach how to construct sentences in an English style, this book, “Speaking and Writing Training: Vocabulary Edition”, delves into the fundamentals of each word and presents 23 rules for using vocabulary like a native speaker. As you train by applying these rules to translate Korean sentences into English, speaking English will naturally become easier. To communicate effectively in English, it is more important to properly understand the simple words frequently used in daily life than to rote-memorize difficult vocabulary. This book teaches you how to properly use words, just like Navive, focusing on simple vocabulary such as basic verbs like go, come, take, and get—which we commonly consider easy—as well as simple adjectives like good and bad, and prepositions like in, at, and on. It also provides free MP3 files featuring over 1,000 key sentences with vivid native pronunciation.

Korean title: 말하기 영작문 트레이닝: 어휘편

Korean author: 장근섭

Korean publisher: 다락원

ISBN-13: 9788927700920