訳
Until I was thirty, I couldn't swim. When I was little I once nearly drowned, so I was afraid of water. But last summer, when I went to the beach with friends, I was the only one who couldn't go into the water. So as soon as I got home, I signed up for swimming lessons. Now I go to the pool three times a week. I'm not good yet, but I'm less afraid of water than before.
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解説
For insertion items, find the key words in the given sentence and then the sentence that must precede it. The given sentence has two clues: '그래서' (so) needs a cause before it, and '집에 돌아와서' (after getting home) needs an outing before it. The sentence before ㉢ is 'at the beach with friends, I was the only one who couldn't go in' – both an outing and a reason to take lessons. The sentence after ㉢, 'now I go to the pool three times a week', is the result of signing up. So the answer is ㉢. At ㉡ the previous sentence says 'I was afraid of water', so 'so I signed up for lessons' doesn't follow, and there is no outing to come home from. At ㉣ signing up would come after already swimming three times a week, which breaks the time order.
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- 수영
- 빠지다
- 무섭다
- 바다
- 등록하다
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解説
The writer now '일주일에 세 번 수영장에 다닙니다' and is '아직 잘하지는 못하지만' (not good yet), so they are learning to swim: option 2. Option 1 is wrong because they '수영을 못했습니다' until thirty. Option 3 is wrong because they went '친구들과' (with friends), not alone. Option 4 contradicts '물이 전보다 무섭지 않습니다' (less afraid than before). The correct option often combines several sentences rather than copying one.
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- 수영장
- 다니다
- 아직
- 전보다