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“Grammar for Interpretation” by TOEIC Self-Study Assistant
Hello? The number one TOEIC YouTuber in Korea, is TOEIC Self-Study Guide. I had the experience of getting a TOEIC score of 660 to 980 in just one month.
I'm not a foreign student, and I'm not an English major. When I was in high school, I used to get grade 9 for Korean and grade 8 for English.
As an importer, how did I get 980 points in just one month?
There were two keys to getting a high score in a short period of time. I would like to reveal one of them in this post. It's probably a story you haven't heard anywhere else.
Please do not sign up for random courses. Please read the introduction to this course until the end.
This course is designed so that only a few people who need it can take it.
However, it became a ridiculous TOEIC grammar course with 2535 students taking the course and 802 people writing reviews.
1. TOEIC is the only English test you can do well even if you have a bad brain.
As a young supporter, why was I able to get 980 points from 660 points in just 1 month?
The reason why it was possible to increase the score dramatically This is because even when I first watched TOEIC, I had the current level of TOEIC grammar knowledge.
TOEIC is the English test that requires the least language skills. We evaluate only those that can correctly interpret business English sentences. TOEIC is a test where anyone who knows a good sentence structure and knows a lot of words can get 900 points.
2. The key to TOEIC PART 7 is accurate interpretation.
TOEIC is a test that only assesses business English proficiency. Language skills such as reasoning ability, thinking ability, and logic ability are not evaluated. Therefore, if the question type is simple and the interpretation is accurate, you can get a high score.
TOEIC is different from other English tests such as SAT and TEPS. English tests such as SAT and TEPS are tests that evaluate not only interpretation ability, but also language ability. It's a test where people with poor language skills like me can't get a high score.
TOEIC only requires good interpretation. “Accurate interpretation” is the key to TOEIC RC. TOEIC uses “the ability to accurately interpret” as the evaluation criteria. If you don't have an accurate interpretation, structure the problem to fall into a trap.
3. The correct interpretation comes from grammar.
There are two components to interpretation. These are just words and grammar. By the way Even if you know all the words, it can sometimes be difficult to interpret them. This is when sentences get longer. In many modifiers, if a sentence is divided into 4 lines, it takes a long time to interpret and can also be misinterpreted.
What you need at this time is grammar. Grammar is a subject that develops an eye for sentence structure. If you improve your ability to see sentence structures, you can quickly grasp the structure and unstoppably interpret even a sentence with 3 to 4 lines.
1. There is no “grammar for interpretation” in Korea.
As mentioned before In order to get a high score, you must improve your 'interpretation skills'. However, there is no “grammar for interpretation” in Korea. Why aren't there any?
I'm not starting out because I'm good. TOEIC star instructors and TOEIC YouTubers are probably aware of the importance of “grammar for interpretation” in order to get a high score. If so, why not take a picture of this lecture? This is because demand is low, so there is no money.
There is a perception that grammar is “not fun and not very helpful.” As a result, grammar classes don't have much money because there isn't much demand. As a result, instructors also have no choice but to shoot only lectures focusing on “skills” that people are looking for.
However, I am convinced that those who only study “skills” will never get a high score. Therefore, I am still emphasizing the importance of grammar for interpretation to many students, and I chose this course for students who are struggling with interpretation even when demand is low.
2. I'm a no-jam person and I don't have a sense of humor, but my classes are fun.
“Teacher, this is the first time I've had so much fun learning grammar.” It's a phrase I often hear in grammar classes. I'm a no-jam person, and I don't have a sense of humor, so why do I enjoy my lessons?
Most people think of grammar as uninteresting. So why isn't it fun? Most people respond like this. “There's so much to memorize, ah, it's just not fun”.
Grammar is fun when taught well. If you have trouble with grammar, you might be surprised to take this lesson.
3. There is no “family law” in my class.
There is no family law in the grammar curriculum for TOEIC interpretation. TOEIC is business English, so it's not about “home.”
Grammars that don't often appear in TOEIC or are not needed have been boldly removed from the table of contents. It's a waste of time to deal with all TOEIC grammar for the sake of whether you take the TOEIC test 10 or not.
Most TOEIC textbooks and teachers on the market cover all grammar, including family law. “Why did you come up with this question that isn't in the textbook?” Even in order to prevent such accusations, we have no choice but to deal with them all.
4. It is a teaching method where 1 hour of study is effective for 3 hours.
I have experience in studying method consulting, running a business as a single person, and writing a best-selling study method book. Therefore, we know how students can learn efficiently. I also know how to teach them to be well received by students.
One of the things that students are most satisfied with in my course is the teaching method. I don't simply turn on ppt and explain in a no-jam manner. Engage learners actively by typing in real time. Therefore, the level of immersion and interest of the class is quite high.
Since these know-how is applied to classes, class satisfaction is high, and many people remember the content for a long time even after grammar lessons.
5. It's insanely organized.
A total of four grammar course materials for interpretation are provided.
Class materials
Review test paper
Review Test Paper - Application Part
Review exam answers
1) Class materials
2) Review test paper
3) Review Test Paper - Application Part
4) Refresher exam answers
If you use all four materials and follow the lesson well, you don't need to worry about anything. Your interpretation skills will improve immensely, and you will also be able to score high TOEIC scores.
Study methods, brain science, and psychological know-how are applied to all four materials. It is a very painstakingly created material that is hard to come across anywhere, and uses all the methods that produce the best study efficiency. I am proud that this course material alone can increase learning efficiency by at least 2 times.
1. You will finally be able to get high TOEIC scores.
You now know that TOEIC RC places great importance on 'accurate interpretation'. By studying grammar for interpretation, you can get a high TOEIC RC score.
2. You will be able to unstoppably interpret even the longest sentences.
This is the goal of grammar for interpretation. You will be able to quickly identify the positions of subjects and verbs, and immediately remove modifiers, no matter how long a sentence is. As a result, TOEIC fingerprints can be read quickly. This leads to high scores.
3. You will also be able to easily read English documents you encounter at work.
My grammar classes focus on easy understanding rather than memorization, so I am left with knowledge that I can use even after I finish TOEIC. It will help you a lot at work, when studying privately, or when reading English documents.
If you are reading this, you can do it too. However,
You must be prepared to take lessons and review them. It's not suitable for those who believe they can learn grammar by taking lessons only passively.
Instead of signing up for a random course, watch the “Types You Should Not Listen to This Course” OT video published in the curriculum. This course clearly distinguished those who are helpful and those who are not.
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Hello? I'm a YouTuber TOEIC self-study guide.
When I introduce myself to people as a TOEIC YouTuber, they expect me to be good at English.
But I'm not good at English. When I was in high school, the number one subject I hated the most was English. I was tutored in English for 3 years, but I didn't get good grades.
But how was it possible to get 980 TOEIC points in just 1 month? This is because TOEIC is the only English test where you can get a high score even if you don't speak English or if your language ability is poor. In TOEIC, anyone can get a high score if they have a good strategy.
But why don't so many students get the target score? Why don't most students get 800 points? This is because you start studying without a strategy. This is because they just work hard without a strategy.
There's one thing I want everyone reading this to remember. It's a fact that “if you don't have a strategy, your score may not improve even if you work hard.”
If you study without a strategy, your score may not improve even if you study 10 hours a day. It's not an exaggeration. I often encounter cases like this during TOEIC study consultations.
So how do you set up a strategy? Study strategies are covered on the “TOEIC Self-Study Guide” YouTube channel and the “Grammar for Interpretation” course.
However, don't randomly sign up for a “Grammar Course for Interpretation.” You can get a lot of help just by watching YouTube videos.
It's not too late to pay for paid courses after watching YouTube videos and feeling the value. I hope only those who really need it can sign up for the course. It's one of the philosophies I created the course on.
Thank you for reading this long post.
