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Hangul and the sound rules The basic sentence Particles Numbers, counters and time Verb endings and speech levels Tense and aspect Negation Irregular verbs Before a noun, and verbs as nouns Linking clauses, first steps Linking clauses, further Helping verbs and modal patterns Sentence endings that add a stance Reported speech Passive and causative Further patterns The written style everything from The scaffolding — 1195 words Numbers from Chinese: 일, 이, 삼 Native numbers: 하나, 둘, 셋 The first counters The clock and the calendar I and you, this and that, who and what The first verbs The first adjectives Colours The first adverbs Time words Everyday verbs Everyday adjectives Linking words and everyday adverbs More counters Numbers and quantities Time expressions Verbs of motion Everyday verbs with 하다 Verbs for getting things done Describing things Adverbs of attitude and degree Quantities and measures Time and frequency 하다-verbs for effort, plans and experience Verbs of change Everyday verbs, sharper Describing with precision Adverbs that colour a sentence Time and change 하다-verbs for work and the news everything from Greetings, politeness and conversation — 279 words Greetings and set phrases Everyday phrases Phrases for a conversation Honorific words Reactions and exclamations Talking and being understood Persuading, criticising, advising everything from People and feelings — 477 words People and family The wider family and the people around you Feelings Describing people Feelings and attitudes Personality Relationships Adjectives of feeling Emotions in finer shades Character and behaviour Family life Psychology and the mind everything from Home and daily life — 236 words At home Daily routine Housework Living in a home Things around the house Housing and building everything from Food and drink — 240 words Food and drink Food from the market, and how it tastes Eating out In the kitchen Korean dishes Food culture everything from Shopping, clothes and money — 240 words Shopping: the first words Everyday shopping Clothes Clothes and fashion Money and the bank Buying as a consumer everything from Getting around and travelling — 360 words Places in town Getting around Directions and where things are Travel and hotels More places in town City life Travel and sightseeing Traffic and road safety Travel and transport in detail everything from The body and health — 281 words The body Feeling unwell Health and medicine Actions of the body How the body feels Health and lifestyle Illness and treatment everything from Nature, weather and the environment — 359 words Weather and the seasons Nature and animals Weather and the seasons Weather and climate Nature and the environment Animals and plants The environment Geography Natural disasters and emergencies everything from Free time, sport and entertainment — 201 words Free time and hobbies Sports and games Media and entertainment Competition and sport Pop culture and entertainment everything from Korea: festivals, history and values — 200 words Daily life in Korea Holidays and traditions Arts and literature History and heritage Culture and values everything from School, university and research — 200 words Studying Korean School life Education and school School subjects and study University and research everything from Work and careers — 200 words Work and jobs Work and the office Jobs and professions Jobs and careers Communication at work everything from The economy, business and finance — 120 words The economy Business and management Money and finance everything from The state, the law and public services — 120 words Politics and government Law, crime and rules Public services and paperwork everything from Society and the news — 120 words Society The news and the press Social issues everything from Technology, the internet and science — 198 words Phone, internet and post Technology in daily life Online and on the phone Science and technology Life online everything from Thinking and arguing — 240 words Opinions and reasons Linking sentences Linking ideas Abstract nouns Verbs for reasoning and change Adjectives of judgement everything from Idioms, sound words and loanwords — 280 words Sound and manner words Four-character idioms Idioms with parts of the body Verb phrases learnt as a unit Loanwords of daily life False friends from English Words of the written style
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Daily dose One button instead of ten decisions: revision that is due first, then your own mistakes, then something new. In order From the start through the chosen level or area. At random A mix of everything that fits your selection. Smart revision Only what is due today. What you know comes back in five weeks. Speed round 90 seconds, as many exercises as will fit. Level test Twenty exercises across all levels. Shows where you stand.
Revise and go deeper Builds on what is already there — mistakes, the saved list, weakest areas, texts you have read.
Only my mistakes Everything that has gone wrong before and has not stuck yet. Saved list What you marked yourself while reading. Weakest areas first Sorted by area, the shakiest first — and then in full. Card box One word, four answers, a speaker. The three wrong ones come from the same list and the same part of speech — otherwise you could rule them out without knowing the word. Ease back in Ten exercises you once got right — for the day you come back after a break. Not a test, and what is due will not run away. Words from texts you have read Exactly the words that occur in the reading texts you have marked as read — the way back from reading to practice. A word you have seen in a sentence already has a hook to hang on.
With sound Needs a voice in the browser. Here you type rather than click: the writing is the exercise.
Listen and write A word is spoken and you write what you heard. The only exercise here with nothing to read. Sentence dictation A whole sentence is spoken and you write what you heard. Punctuation and capitals do not count — you cannot hear them. Listen and tell apart Two words that differ in one sound — one is spoken and you say which. Only the sounds English does not have.
Other kinds of exercise Not the default but a deliberate choice: judging yourself, arranging word cards.
Flashcards The question on the front, the answer on the back — for grammar the rule and its example, for vocabulary the word, in both directions. Word order Put word cards in the right order. The one thing no other exercise checks: you can get every word right and the sentence wrong.