Tarjima
These days I'm learning to drive. In Korea, having a driver's license makes it easier to find work. So I go to driving school three times a week. At first, driving on busy roads was scary, but now I'm fine. I take the test next month, and I really want to pass.
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Izoh
To choose a connective ending, check how the clauses before and after the blank relate. Before it we have '처음에는' (at first), after it '지금은 괜찮습니다' (now I'm fine). Then and now contrast, so we need a past contrastive ending: '무서웠지만' (was scary, but). '무서워서' (because it was scary) gives a cause, but 'scary, so now fine' makes no sense. '무서우면' (if scary) is hypothetical and clashes with a past experience. '무서울 때' (when scary) cannot connect to '지금은 괜찮습니다'.
Shu savoldagi soʻzlar · soʻzlarni saqlash uchun kiring
- 운전
- 처음
- 길
- 무섭다
- 괜찮다
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Izoh
The last sentence '다음 달에 시험을 보는데' says the writer takes the driving test next month: option 1. Option 2 has the wrong frequency: '일주일에 세 번' (three times a week), not daily. Option 3 is wrong because the writer is still learning, so has no license yet. Option 4 contradicts '지금은 괜찮습니다'. For content questions, check verb tense and aspect (is learning, will take) to rule out options.
Shu savoldagi soʻzlar · soʻzlarni saqlash uchun kiring
- 운전면허
- 학원
- 시험
- 합격하다