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You know the words, but why can't you understand native speakers' sentences well?

You have memorized quite a lot of English words.
You also know grammar to some extent.

However, when you encounter expressions like these, your understanding suddenly stops.

figure out
put together
run by
look into
pull through

Each word is not difficult,
but when two words come together, they take on a completely different meaning.

One of the reasons why real-life conversation or business English feels difficult even after studying English for a long time isphrasal verbs.

So instead of memorizing more words one by one,
this book focuses on understanding and remembering commonly encountered phrasal verbs through 'situations'. We focused on this.

Beginner 200 + Intermediate 200 + Advanced 200

A total of 600 English phrasal verbs are included in one series.

There is no need to memorize difficult expressions from the beginning.

Beginner → Intermediate → Advanced

We have composed three books so you can start at your level and progress step by step.

SERIES 01 · BEGINNER

Build a solid foundation starting with phrasal verbs essential for English conversation.

ask around / calm down / get back to / look forward to / figure out ...

You will develop a basic sense of phrasal verbs by focusing on expressions commonly encountered in daily life.

SERIES 02 · INTERMEDIATE

From 'knowing English' to 'usable English'.

cut down on / put together / look into / pull through / size up ...

You will broadly learn expressions used not only in daily life but also in the workplace, business, and relationships.

SERIES 03 · ADVANCED

Take it a step deeper with subtle nuances and practical expressions.

run by / key in on / bear out / talk down to / zero in on ...

We cover expressions in more detail that you may encounter in work, relationships, news, and real conversations.

We made sure you can truly remember each phrasal verb you learn.

Simply

run by = to get confirmation from someone

We do not just memorize and stop there.

You will learn each expression in the following order.

① Core Grammar Point

Whether it is an intransitive or transitive verb,
Whether it requires an object,
Whether it can be separated,
First, check which pattern should be used.

For example,

run + noun + by + person

If you know this structure,

Let me run this by my boss.

You can immediately use it in real sentences like this.

② Understand with a core image.

If you memorize a phrasal verb with only one Korean meaning, you will easily forget it.

Therefore, we connected the direction of each verb and preposition/adverb in the expression,as a single scene, so that you can understand it as one image.

For example,

ask + around

If you imagine someone going around asking several people,
ask around = to ask here and there, to make inquiries

the meaning naturally connects.

Before memorizing the meaning,first understand why it has that meaning. This is the approach we use.

③ Illustrations and example sentences for each situation

Even the same phrasal verb can be used differently depending on the situation.

That is why we did not explain an expression with just one sentence.

Daily life / Workplace & Business / Relationships / Real conversations

We included example sentences for various situations.

And the main meanings are presented with illustrations and speech bubbles,
so you do not just read the sentences,but remember them along with the scenes, making it easier to recall.

For example, put together

does not simply mean 'to assemble.'

It took an hour to put the shelf together.
It took an hour to assemble the shelf.

However, in the workplace,

She put together a great presentation.
She created a great presentation.

It is used in this way.

Also,

We put together a team for the project.
We put together a team for the project.

It can also be said this way.

The core of this book is to learn each expression by connecting it to real-life usage.

We also compared it with English expressions that Koreans often make.

Knowing just the meaning of the words is not enough for phrasal verbs.

If the position of the preposition or the object changes,
It is easy to end up with awkward sentences.

For example,

❌ Let me run this to my boss first.

Rather than

✅ Let me run this by my boss first.

This is more natural.

Also,

❌ Can I run by you an idea?

Instead of

✅ Can I run an idea by you?

It is used like this.

In the book, it is presented in this way.You can compare unnatural English commonly made by Koreans and natural English side by side. It is structured so that you can do this.

We also compared the differences between similar-looking expressions.

While studying English, you will encounter moments like this.

"What is the difference between this expression and that one?"

So after learning a phrasal verb, we compare related expressions together.

For example,run by after learning this,

check with
clear with
consult

you can also see what differences there are with similar expressions.

The goal is not just to memorize the meaning of a single word,
but to understand which expression to choose in which situation, and to fully grasp this.

A five-step learning structure in one expression.

01. Grammar Point

Grammar structure and essential patterns.

02. Core Image

Etymology, image association, and nuance.

03. Examples in Context

Example sentences and real-life conversations for each situation.

04. Common Mistakes

Comparison between Korean-style English and natural English.

05. Similar Expressions

Comparison of confusing similar expressions.

This structureis repeatedly applied to 600 phrasal verbs. has been implemented.

For those whose English studies did not last long,

This book does not ask you to memorize many expressions in a day.

Ten minutes a day, one expression is enough.

STEP 1
Understand the core meaning of today's phrasal verb.

STEP 2
Read the example sentences and say them out loud.

STEP 3
Connect the illustrations with the situations.

STEP 4
Compare incorrect expressions with natural ones.

STEP 5
At the end, try making a sentence based on your own situation.

Before studying new expressions the next day,
Briefly review the main sentence from the previous day.

Rather than memorizing a lot,
The goal is to be able to actually use one expression you have learned. was set as the goal.

Recommended for these people.

✔ You know the words, but can't immediately understand English sentences.

✔ Simple verbs like get, put, take, and come feel more difficult in English conversation.

✔ You keep forgetting phrasal verbs by only memorizing their meanings.

✔ You want to study English example sentences along with real-life situations.

✔ Office workers who want to use more natural English expressions at work.

✔ You are curious about the subtle differences between similar expressions.

✔ You want to organize English expressions in a single flow from beginner to advanced.

✔ For those who want to consistently study English alone for 10 minutes a day.

Three books, a total of 600 expressions.

Beginner

200 expressions

From basic everyday expressions to workplace, business, interpersonal, and functional expressions.
This is the stage where you build a basic sense of phrasal verbs.

Intermediate

200 expressions

Expand your range of workplace, business, and interpersonal expressions.
This is the stage where you learn how a single expression changes in different situations.

Advanced

200 expressions

Expand to expressions that convey more subtle nuances in business and interpersonal relationships.
This is the stage where you take your natural English expression to the next level.

You can learn a total of 600 phrasal verbs in sequence by level.

I did not want to make this a book you just 'read and finish.'

When it comes to English expressions,
I thought it was more important to recall them naturally when needed than to simply know many.

So, rather than listing long definitions like a dictionary,

I focused on understanding why the meaning is what it is →
Remember the scene with a picture →
Check it in an actual sentence →
Correct the parts that are easy to get wrong →
Distinguish similar expressions together

This is how it is structured.

While studying English,

"I definitely know this word, so why does it mean this?"

If you have ever thought this,
I hope this book helps fill in those gaps.

Reward Information

The Reward for this project isPDF e-book.

It contains 200 phrasal verbs each for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
It is composed of the "200 English Phrasal Verbs" series.

As this is an e-book, there will be no separate physical delivery,
and it will be provided as a digital file according to the schedule and method announced in the project.

The purchased e-book may only be used for the buyer's own study purposes,
and unauthorized copying, distribution, sharing, or resale is not permitted.

Lastly

You don't need to study everything about English all at once.

Truly understand one expression today,
and learn another one tomorrow.

The expressions you accumulate in this way will eventually
take you from just reading Englishto understanding and speaking English yourself. I hope you reach that point.

Just 10 minutes a day.
Starting today, try making one English phrasal verb your own.