1. Class introduction

- Don't worry about presentations that are judged because of their strong persuasiveness and empathy when presented in Korean or English. Level of proficiency in English in writing or words

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- We'll add something like this as a follow-up to Part 1.

1) After selecting 50 new topics in alphabetical order in English, and summarizing and introducing the reasons why these 50 additional topics are helpful to the presenter and how to use them effectively for each topic;

2) Introduction of famous people from the East and West, and summarizing the meaning of their simple yet resonant quotes in English and Korean;

3) After explaining vocabulary and sentence structure, the differences between the Korean translation and English are structurally compared, and grammatical elements are summarized.

4) Finally, add a <powerful reinterpretation for presentations> section to finish with a suggestion to use it in Korean.

2. Why should I teach this 'English Quote' now?

1) Discover the linguistic characteristics of the following English quotes:

(1) Giving authority and trust;

(2) A memorable, concise and intense expression;

(3) Building consensus through emotional resonance;

(4) Universal values that transcend a specific culture or time period;

(5) Reinforcement of logical grounds for presenter's arguments.

2) English quotes as a very useful resource for improving proficiency in English as a foreign language other than a second language:

(1) Learn natural and intense expressions and vocabulary used by real native speakers;

(2) Develop English writing skills and facilitate pronunciation and recitation with a beautiful sentence structure;

(3) Understanding English-speaking culture and mentality, and improving the proper expressiveness of Hangul translation;

(4) Short and intense quotes are a memorable English repetitive learning tool;

(5) Improving communication skills beyond simple small talk;

3. Course effect

1) Improve English speech and written expression skills by carefully understanding and explaining the structure of English sentences while using messages containing wisdom through quotes from famous people from around the world;

2) Through this course, which introduces and guides how to use the “Oral Sight Translation Approach (Oral Sight Translation Approach),” a cognitive psychological approach that focuses on the process of processing language information by the human brain, English proficiency is improved from the learning stage to the acquisition stage;

3) Improve your level of English proficiency through 50 newly added English phrases;

(1) Discover, confirm, and memorize “breaking the stereotype one word at a time” because one word has various parts;

(2) Discover, confirm, and memorize the sentence structure of 'inanimate subject+active verb';

4. Recommended target

Learners who want to add depth to English expressions
Those who want to improve their lecture and presentation skills
Stagnant learners in intermediate English
Those who want to expand their English thinking using quotes
Learners who want to upgrade both writing and speaking

50 English Quotes by Topic and How to Use: Who Says What & How to Use (Part 2)

50 English Quotes by Topic and How to Use: Who Says What & How to Use (Part 2)