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Thank you for the great lecture. It seems like a lecture that is sufficient for passing the ADsP. (The results are not out yet, but I think I will pass without a hitch.) At the test site, there were about 15 questions that were the same as the ones I had heard in class. It was amazing. If I just follow the lecture well, I think I will easily get 80 points like the instructor said. However, if there is something regrettable, it is that there are cases where the minimum value, maximum value, etc. are used incorrectly (it is not a pronunciation problem, but it is written like that in text...) or English words are often misread (like saying Feasibility is probability), etc. It was a bit annoying. It seems like it would be better to pay more attention to such parts since it is a lecture that summarizes only the key points and studies them. If you have the chance later, it would be good to also take the ADP lecture. Thank you.
Hello ^^ First of all, congratulations and thank you for the news that you will pass! Ah ㅠ.ㅠ I should have read it carefully while looking at the English pronunciation, but I read Fasibility very strangely. I will find it and update it. Regarding minimum and maximum, I also saw that minimum and maximum do not have the final consonant, and I also saw the expressions minimum and maximum a lot, so I was worried. I used it because it is said that it is correct to put the final consonant in front when the value is added after the unique value or something. It is as follows ㅠ.ㅠ I don't understand it, but I used it because it is a rule. 'Minimum value' is the correct expression. It is a compound word combining the Chinese character 'minimum' and the pure Korean word 'value'. 'minimum' ends in a vowel, and the first sound of the following word 'value' is pronounced as [kap], so according to Article 30 of the 'Korean Spelling Rules', it is written as 'minimum' by supporting the middle siot. Thank you for your warm advice so that we can improve our content. I will find strange English pronunciations and fix them. Have a happy day ^^ Dream by Yoon So-young
