Short sentences can be interpreted,

Why do long sentences become overwhelming?

Everyone, have you ever experienced something like this?

A short sentence can be roughly interpreted as a word you know, but if the sentence gets a little longer, the inside of your head turns white.

The reason is clear.

Until now, you This is because I'm not “interpreting” English, but because I've been “solving puzzles” by forcibly putting together memorized words.

“I thought I only needed to memorize words.”

You've already fully experienced the fatal limitations of simple memorization.

Instead of trying to understand grammar, many people say “just memorize it!” I'm used to that saying. though Unconditional memorization without understanding causes “reasoning.”

Roughly combine the meanings of words Writing a novel,

I think it means something like this in context Go over it,

If a slightly strange sentence structure comes up You will give up.

This isn't about “knowing” English. They're just forcibly matching “memorized pieces”This is it.

Studying only memorizing words cannot keep up with the expansion of sentences. The reason you've been getting smaller and overwhelmed when you only come up with long sentences is not because you have a bad head, it's just Because of this 'limitation of memorization'.

Are you experiencing these “side effects of simple memorization” right now?

If any of the following items apply to you, 'RAISE UP'is absolutely necessary.

Short sentences are OK, People who get bobbed when they only look at long sentences
Combine only the meanings of the words A person who interprets it as if writing a novel with a “sense”
Even though it's a word I know, the connection in the sentence and Those who are unsure about the interpretation
If the interpretation gets stuck, they say, “It probably means something like this” The one who flips through
A foundation for testing, reading, and conversation Those who want a solid foundation

Of all these problems The only reason is that I don't know “how to use words”.

So I prepared it thoroughly.

English failed because I only memorized random words,

Now we need to change the “method.”

English is a fundamentally different language from Korean.

Although research on the Korean language has developed, English is a language whose meaning is completely determined by the “order of words” and “role”This is it.

tooth [How English words are used]Just memorizing the meaning of a random word without understanding it is like building a castle on sand.

I came to an understanding by analyzing and bumping into many grammar books on the market.

The fact that once you understand how English words are used, even long sentences become as clear and easy as short sentences.

The changes you'll get from this course

1. The interpretation used to be taken with “feeling” changes to “confidence.”

Instead of deducing words as if you were putting together a puzzle, you can see through the overall structure and flow of a sentence.

2. The 'core foundation' of English is completed.

Understanding how words are used organically connects not only reading (Reading), but also all areas of writing (Writing), listening (Listening), and speaking (Speaking).

3. A single word extends into thousands of sentences.

The 100 sentences randomly memorized are only 100 sentences. However, one word that understands and writes “principle” can be applied in thousands or tens of thousands of sentences.

If you understand it properly, it definitely becomes easier.

Do you need scores for various tests? Or do you want to be good at actual conversation?

No matter what your goals are Propose the most definitive direction for learning EnglishI'll do it for you.

Only when you understand and study the differences between English and Korean will it become your own.

I'll be your surest guide so you can find your place without getting lost in the words you know.

RAISE UP Project: Building a Foundation for Structural English Grammar

RAISE UP Project: Building a Foundation for Structural English Grammar