[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Etoos Education's publishing brand Etoos Book announced on the 18th that it has published "Ddokdok Middle School Korean Grammar," which comprehensively organizes middle and high school Korean grammar concepts into basic and advanced editions.
Unlike other textbooks that teach Korean grammar concepts and problem-solving in a single integrated volume, Ddokdok Middle School Korean Grammar is structured as a series with basic and advanced editions, enhancing completeness to enable level-specific grammar learning from middle school grade 1 to pre-high school.
It features a 24-day daily structure that is 100% linked to middle school Korean textbooks, covering grammar concept learning to practical problem-solving, allowing for systematic study management.
The basic edition is an introductory book aimed at middle school grades 1 to 2, allowing students to learn middle school Korean grammar from start to finish without burden through detailed concept explanations and abundant examples.
The advanced edition targets middle school grades 2 to 3, pre-high school students, and is composed of three levels of problems: △confirmation questions △school exam questions △advanced questions. It includes various types of questions such as confirmation type, short answer, descriptive, multiple-choice, and past exam questions to prepare for school exams and academic achievement assessments.
In particular, both the basic and advanced editions utilize past school exam materials from Jokbo.com, making them useful for school exam preparation. The advanced edition also presents grammar concepts from the high school curriculum, as well as grade 10-11 academic assessments, grade 12 mock exams, and College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) past questions, enabling preparation for the CSAT Korean grammar section.
Etoos Book is also selling the "Ddokdok Non-fiction Reading + Vocabulary" series, which cultivates non-fiction reading comprehension and vocabulary skills together, at bookstores nationwide both online and offline.
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