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English · CEFR A1–C2 · Korean
CEFR A1–C2 courseTaught in Korean

English · CEFR A1–C2 · Korean

영어를 A1 초급부터 C2 고급까지 한국어로 된 명확한 설명과 함께 단계별로 학습하세요. 이 체계적인 과정은 문법, 어휘, 읽기, 듣기, 쓰기, 발음 및 실용적인 의사소통 능력을 균형 있게 향상시킵니다. 여행, 학업, 업무, 국제 커뮤니케이션 및 일상생활에서 영어를 자신 있게 사용하고 싶은 초보자와 학습자 모두에게 적합합니다.

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Why this course actually works

A complete CEFR grammar syllabus from A1 to C2 — taught in Korean, not a vocabulary game.

Grammar-first, end to end

A full A1–C2 syllabus where every structure is taught in order, on a board, with a teacher's voice — not scattered tips between mini-games.

Explained in Korean

You meet each rule in the language you already think in, then practise it in English. Nothing is left to guesswork.

Five skills in one lesson

Grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking are built into the same course, so what you learn on Monday you use all week.

Built so you don't forget

Smart flashcards and the Leitner system schedule reviews around your mistakes, turning short-term wins into long-term memory.

What you getTypical appsMynawoo
Complete CEFR grammar syllabus, A1 to C2
Every rule explained in your mother tongue
Corrections and feedback on what you write and say
Spaced repetition tuned to your own mistakes

How you will learn

Every lesson blends five skills, explained in your own language so nothing stays abstract.

Step-by-step grammar

Guided notebooks explain each rule in your mother tongue, then show it working in real English sentences.

Reading with support

Short texts with audio, tap-to-translate vocabulary and comprehension checks after every passage.

Listening practice

Native-speed audio with transcripts, replay controls and quizzes that show exactly what you missed.

Writing with feedback

Prompts matched to your level, corrected sentence by sentence with an explanation for every change.

Speaking drills

Record yourself, compare with the model answer and build confidence before you speak to a real person.

Where this course takes you

Each CEFR level unlocks something you can actually do in real life.

  1. A1

    A1 — First real sentences

    16 lessons

    Basic phrases and simple daily conversations: greetings, introductions, numbers, times and places.

  2. A2

    A2 — Everyday situations

    24 lessons

    Understanding common phrases and easy interactions: shopping, directions, plans, past and future.

  3. B1

    B1 — Holding your own

    17 lessons

    Writing and speaking in more complex situations, explaining opinions and handling the unexpected.

  4. B2

    B2 — Work and study ready

    10 lessons

    Enough fluency for work and study: meetings, interviews, reports and detailed discussion.

  5. C1

    C1 — Precision and nuance

    15 lessons

    Academic and professional register, argument structure, hedging, and control of tone.

  6. C2

    C2 — Near-native command

    18 lessons

    Implication, irony, style and high-stakes communication where every word choice counts.

With steady daily practice, most learners reach a confident B2 in around nine months — and the whole path to C2 is already written and waiting.

What you will study

Lesson topics pulled automatically from this course outline.

Introducing People: 'I am', 'He is', 'They are'Asking Questions and Saying No with 'to be'One Thing: Using 'a' and 'an'More Than One: Plural NounsWhose Is It? Using 'my', 'your', 'his', 'her'Pointing Things Out: 'This', 'That', 'These', 'Those'Daily Life: Using the Present SimpleWhat He Does, What She Does: The Third Person '-s'Saying No to Actions: 'don't' and 'doesn't'Asking About Routines: 'Do you...?' and 'Does he...?'

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Full course outline

Levels, units, and lesson titles from the live database.

A1Level A110 units16 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Introducing People: 'I am', 'He is', 'They are'
  • 3Asking Questions and Saying No with 'to be'

Unit 2

  • 2One Thing: Using 'a' and 'an'
  • 3More Than One: Plural Nouns

Unit 3

  • 2Whose Is It? Using 'my', 'your', 'his', 'her'
  • 3Pointing Things Out: 'This', 'That', 'These', 'Those'

Unit 4

  • 2Daily Life: Using the Present Simple
  • 3What He Does, What She Does: The Third Person '-s'

Unit 5

  • 2Saying No to Actions: 'don't' and 'doesn't'
  • 3Asking About Routines: 'Do you...?' and 'Does he...?'

Unit 6

  • 2What's in the Room?: 'There is' and 'There are'
  • 3Where Is It?: Prepositions 'in', 'on', 'under'

Unit 7

  • 2How Often?: Using 'always', 'sometimes', 'never'

Unit 8

  • 2What You Can Do: 'Can' and 'Can't'

Unit 9

  • 2The Specific One: Using 'the'

Unit 10

  • 2Asking Questions: 'What', 'Where', 'Who', 'When', 'How'
A2Level A210 units24 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Using the Present Continuous for Future Plans
  • 3Using 'be going to' for Intentions and Predictions
  • 4Choosing the Right Future Form: will, be going to, or Present Continuous

Unit 2

  • 2Talking About the Past: Regular Verbs
  • 3Talking About the Past: Irregular Verbs
  • 4Asking Questions and Using Negatives in the Past Simple

Unit 3

  • 2Describing Actions in Progress in the Past
  • 3Past Simple vs. Past Continuous: Interrupted Actions

Unit 4

  • 2Present Perfect: Talking About Life Experiences
  • 3Present Perfect: Recent Past and Present Results
  • 4Past Simple vs. Present Perfect: Finished Time vs. Unfinished Time

Unit 5

  • 2Making Comparisons: Comparative Adjectives
  • 3Finding the Best: Superlative Adjectives
  • 4Irregular Comparisons and Comparing Equals with 'as...as'

Unit 6

  • 2Describing Actions: Adverbs of Manner

Unit 7

  • 2Talking About Quantity: Some and Any
  • 3Much, Many, and a Lot Of
  • 4A Little vs. A Few

Unit 8

  • 2Rules and Obligation: Must and Have to
  • 3Giving Advice: Should and Shouldn't

Unit 9

  • 2Zero Conditional: Talking About General Truths
  • 3First Conditional: Real Future Possibilities

Unit 10

  • 2Infinitive of Purpose: 'to' + verb
  • 3Asking Questions: Who, Which, and How much/many
B1Level B110 units17 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Connecting the Past and Present
  • 3Duration and Recent Actions

Unit 2

  • 2The Past Before the Past

Unit 3

  • 2Plans, Predictions, and Promises
  • 3In the Middle of a Future Action

Unit 4

  • 2Rules and No Choice
  • 3Good Ideas and Strong Advice

Unit 5

  • 2Making Logical Guesses

Unit 6

  • 2Imagining Different Realities
  • 3Real vs. Imaginary Conditions

Unit 7

  • 2Changing the Focus: The Passive Voice
  • 3Why Use the Passive?

Unit 8

  • 2Verbs That Like '-ing'
  • 3Verbs That Like 'To'
  • 4Verbs That Change Their Meaning

Unit 9

  • 2Adding Essential Information

Unit 10

  • 2Showing Contrast
B2Level B210 units10 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous

Unit 2

  • 2Narrative Tenses for Clear Storytelling

Unit 3

  • 2Future Perfect and Future Continuous

Unit 4

  • 2Past Modals for Deduction and Criticism

Unit 5

  • 2Mixed Conditionals and Alternative Conditionals

Unit 6

  • 2Passive Voice and the Causative

Unit 7

  • 2Reported Speech with Changes in Meaning and Time

Unit 8

  • 2Reduced Relative Clauses and Participle Clauses

Unit 9

  • 2Contrast, Concession, and Formal Connectors

Unit 10

  • 2Verb Patterns, Phrasal Verbs, and Nuance
C1Level C110 units15 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Emphatic Inversion with Negative Adverbials
  • 3Inversion in Conditionals

Unit 2

  • 2Speculating about the Past
  • 3Expressing Regret and Criticism

Unit 3

  • 2Focusing with 'It' Clefts
  • 3Adding Emphasis with 'Wh-' Clefts

Unit 4

  • 2Mixing Past and Present in Conditionals
  • 3Conditionals without 'if'

Unit 5

  • 2Advanced Participle Clauses

Unit 6

  • 2Reporting with the Impersonal Passive
  • 3Using the Causative: 'have/get something done'

Unit 7

  • 2Formal Recommendations with the Subjunctive

Unit 8

  • 2Advanced Connectors for Contrast and Concession

Unit 9

  • 2Sounding Natural with Ellipsis

Unit 10

  • 2Building Complex Noun Phrases with Pre-modification
C2Level C210 units18 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Emphatic Inversion: Using Negative Adverbials
  • 3Formal Conditionals: Inversion without 'If'

Unit 2

  • 2Cleft Sentences for Emphasis and Focus
  • 3Fronting for Style and Cohesion

Unit 3

  • 2Advanced Modals: Speculation About the Past
  • 3The Subjunctive Mood
  • 4Idiomatic Expressions with Modals

Unit 4

  • 2Complex Clauses: Using Participles
  • 3Perfect Participles and Infinitives

Unit 5

  • 2The Art of Ellipsis: Saying More with Less
  • 3Advanced Substitution: 'so', 'do', and 'one'

Unit 6

  • 2Complex Conditionals: Mixed Conditionals
  • 3Implied and Hidden Conditionals

Unit 7

  • 2Nominalisation: Creating Formal and Abstract Language

Unit 8

  • 2Nuances in Tense: The Future in the Past
  • 3Narrative Tenses for Storytelling

Unit 9

  • 2Advanced Connectors for Formal Argument

Unit 10

  • 2Complex Phrasal Verbs: Three-Part Verbs

Frequently asked questions

Everything learners usually ask before starting this course.

+Can I try the course for free?

Yes. The first 2 lessons are free previews. Sign up and open them straight away to see exactly how the course teaches — no payment details needed.

+Which language are the explanations in?

Explanations are written in Korean, while examples, exercises and audio stay in English. You always understand the rule before you have to use it.

+How is the course structured?

It runs across 6 CEFR levels and 100 lessons, grouped into units. The full outline is on this page, so you can see every lesson title before you start.

+How long does it take to make real progress?

Most learners reach a confident B2 in about nine months of steady daily practice across grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking.

+Can I study on my phone?

Yes. Mynawoo works in the browser and in the mobile app, and your progress, notebooks and Leitner cards stay in sync between them.

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