Understand from Zero! Manga to Quickly Become Strong in English

★☆A highly acclaimed learning manga series with over 200,000 copies sold in Japan and Korea!! ☆★

A bestseller in Korea, where English proficiency is high! A new sensation manga English learning book

■ All-color manga, fun and easy to read!
■ You can acquire skills because you "understand" rather than "memorize"!
■ Therefore, before you know it, you will lose your fear of English!!

“Is the be verb the same as the equal sign?”
“What are 'adjectives' and 'adverbs'?”
“When do you use 'the'?”
“How do you distinguish between transitive and intransitive verbs?”
“How do you use modal verbs like can, may, must?”
Even difficult English grammar can be understood through the incidents and daily stories the protagonists encounter.

Perfect for elementary school students who are about to start serious English learning,
junior high and high school students who want to learn English from the basics,
and adults who want to review English again!

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You have lost all your memories,
and were born again into this world.
You come up with names for the visible brown object and the blue object.
In this way, words attached to things, places, and people are "nouns".
However, "nouns" alone cannot explain the situation.
What should you do…?

This is a story where "you" are the protagonist, unfolding in such a mysterious world.
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[Understand 25 basic English grammar points!]
1 Nouns
2 Verbs (general verbs and be verbs)
3 Adjectives
4 Noun transformations (prepositions)
5 Verb transformations (to, ing, ed, etc.)
6 Adverbs
7 Pronouns
8 Number of nouns
9 Four elements
10 5W1H
11 Intransitive and transitive verbs
12 Articles
13 Interrogative sentences
14 Sentence transformations - adverbial clauses
15 Sentence transformations - adjective clauses
16 Sentence transformations - noun clauses
17 Past perfect (the past of the past)
18 Present perfect
19 Ability (can do something)
20 Probability (likelihood of events)
21 Past probability (probably was)
22 Conditional mood (if... then)
23 Obligation (must do)
24 Lack of obligation (do not have to)
25 Past obligation (had to do)