Korean Grammar in Use

What it actually is

Darakwon's series is the book almost every serious learner and Korean teacher ends up owning, organised grammar point by grammar point with real dialogues, illustrations and — crucially — side-by-side comparisons of patterns that mean almost the same thing. The Advanced volume covers everything on the TOPIK level 5–6 syllabus. It is a reference and workbook, not a course: there is no story, no listening programme, and you need something else to supply vocabulary and speaking practice.

What it covers

• Grammar
• Reading

Listed for

• Korean

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