Korean Grammar in Use

Pros

• Korean Grammar in Use has exercises. It’s all I use and I think it’s great.
• Between that and reviewing on or two chapters of Korean Grammar in Use a day it’s crazy how fast you can level up
• I have been doing a couple grammar points a day from this book and it has significantly increased my ability to understand random Korean stuff.
• Lots of options for grammar-- ... Korean Grammar in Use (books).
• I wonder if the book Korean Grammar in Use might work well for you. It's more of a reference than a curriculum but good for looking things up.

Cons

• I really like Korean Grammar in Use but the exercises are a bit anemic so it seems like it wouldn’t solve your issue.
• I like Korean Grammar in Use as a reference, but I think I’m kinda stuck in a “textbook” mindset... it’s not presented in a logical(?) “learn these grammar points in this order” sort of way like a textbook.
• korean grammar in use (a bit more difficult but very helpful and a lot of info. you have to make sure you know everything though cause you only get like one or two exercises per lesson)
• Many grammar explanations out there are so dense and confusing (see: Howtostudykorean.com or the book Korean Grammar in Use). Learners see this and think they have to memorize and get everything in their head, which is not true.
• Another suggestion is Korean Grammar In Use, a textbook with all the grammar you need for TOPIK 2 (and it's already a lot) but it's lacking some exercises, you should combine it with workbooks.