3. The dynamic English graphic playing method of claim 1 , further comprising an executing Step, wherein when the execution Step is defined as Step (B), prior to performing Step (B), a sentence recognition Step (A) is performed, Step (A) comprising Step (A-1) of converting an input sentence into a space and a separate language element, and Step (A-2) of recognizing the converted space and separate language element, comparing the recognized space and separate language element against a data storage unit, separating the compared space and separate language element into a meaningful language element region and a space region surrounding the meaningful language element region, and storing the meaningful language element region and space region, and after the execution of Step B, a sentence reference position moving Step (C) is performed, Step (C) comprising Step (C-) of deleting recognition information on a preceding sentence, and stopping a dynamic graphic conversion, and Step (C-2) of moving reference points of a recognition region and a screen display region such that Step (A) is repetitively performed on a next sentence or a sentence on a next line.
3. The dynamic English graphic playing method of claim 1 , further comprising an executing Step, wherein when the execution Step is defined as Step (B), prior to performing Step (B), a sentence recognition Step (A) is performed, Step (A) comprising Step (A-1) of converting an input sentence into a space and a separate language element, and Step (A-2) of recognizing the converted space and separate language element, comparing the recognized space and separate language element against a data storage unit, separating the compared space and separate language element into a meaningful language element region and a space region surrounding the meaningful language element region, and storing the meaningful language element region and space region, and after the execution of Step B, a sentence reference position moving Step (C) is performed, Step (C) comprising Step (C-) of deleting recognition information on a preceding sentence, and stopping a dynamic graphic conversion, and Step (C-2) of moving reference points of a recognition region and a screen display region such that Step (A) is repetitively performed on a next sentence or a sentence on a next line. 5. The dynamic English graphic playing method of claim 3 , further comprising converting an image represented on a computer-based display device to a file format capable of being stored in a state of storage at a certain time or in a certain represented state.