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With no exposure to languages growing up, and no special talent to speak of, Olly had to figure out how to learn a foreign language from scratch.  \nFifteen years later, Olly holds a master ’s in TESOL from Aston University as well as Cambridge CELTA and Delta. He has also now studied several languages and become an expert in language learning techniques. He collaborates with organizations such as the Open University and the European Commission, and is a regular speaker at international language events and in-person workshops.  \nOlly started the I Will Teach You a Language blog in 2013 to document his latest language learning experiments. His useful language learning tips have transformed the blog into one of the most popular language learning resources on the web. Olly has always advocated that reading is one of the best ways to improve your language skills and he has now applied his expertise to create the Teach Yourself Foreign Language Graded Readers series. He hopes that Short Stories in Korean for Intermediate Learners will help you in your language studies!  \nFor more information about Olly and his blog, go to [www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com](www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com).  \nFor more information about other readers in this series, go to [readers.teachyourself.com](readers.teachyourself.com).  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nIntroduction  \nReading in a foreign language is one of the most effective ways for you to improve language skills and expand vocabulary. However, it can sometimes be difficult to find engaging reading materials at an appropriate level that will provide a feeling of achievement and a sense of progress. Most books and articles written for native speakers are too difficult for language learners to understand. They often have very high-level vocabulary and maybe so lengthy that you feel overwhelmed and give up. If these problems sound familiar, then this book is for you!  \nShort Stories in Korean for Intermediate Learners is a collection of eight unconventional and entertaining short stories that are especially designed to help intermediate-level Korean learners * improve their language skills. These short stories offer something of interest for everyone and have been designed to create a supportive reading environment by including:  \n• Rich linguistic content in different genres to keep you entertained and expose you to a variety of word forms.  \n• Interesting illustrations to introduce the story content and help you better understand what happens.  \n• Shorter stories broken into chapters to give you the satisfaction of finishing the stories and progressing quickly.  \n• Texts written especially at your level so they are more easily comprehended and not overwhelming.  \n• Special learning aids to help support your understanding including:  \n• Summaries to give you regular overviews of plot progression.  \n• Vocabulary lists to help you understand unfamiliar words more easily.  \n• Comprehension questions to test your understanding of key events and to encourage you to read in more detail.  \nSo whether you want to expand your vocabulary, improve your comprehension, or simply read for fun, this book is the biggest step forward you will take in your studies this year. Short Stories in Korean for  \nIntermediate Learners will give you all the support yo","cbCaij5FffdT4C80","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij5FffdT4C80","pdf",8979567,253,"English","# About the Author\n# Introduction\n# How to Read Effectively\n## How to Read in Korean\n## The Six-Step Reading Process\n# Stories\n## 미친 비빔밥\n## 아주 특이한 여행\n## 기사\n## 시계\n## 나무 상자\n## 새로운 땅\n## 투명 인간 지유\n## 캡슐\n# Answer Key\n# Korean–English Glossary\n# Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"What level of Korean learners is this book designed for?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for intermediate learners at CEFR levels B1–B2.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book support readers while they study?\",\"answer\":\"It includes summaries, vocabulary lists, and comprehension questions, along with illustrations and shorter chapter-based story pacing.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between extensive reading and intensive reading mentioned in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"Extensive reading emphasizes enjoying stories to gain natural exposure to words and expressions, while intensive reading focuses on detailed study aligned with specific learning goals and grammar or targeted vocabulary.\"}]","Stories in Korean for Intermediate Learners - Introduction - Reading Strategies and Learning Aids | PDF",1789947202,390]