야후 메일이 ( )났어요. 로그인이 안 돼요.
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정답: A. 고장
How to solve: The sentence states, 'I can't log in,' which implies that the service is broken or out of order. The Korean word for 'breakdown' or 'malfunction' is '고장'. Therefore, '고장' is the correct word to fill in the blank.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '고장' means 'breakdown' or 'out of order'. This fits the context of a service not working.
B — '선물' means 'present' or 'gift'.
C — '약속' means 'promise' or 'appointment'.
D — '숙제' means 'homework'.
이메일을 확인하고 싶은데, ( )이/가 안 돼요.
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정답: C. 로그인
How to solve: The context is about checking email. The action required to access and check your email account is to 'log in'. '로그인' is the Korean transliteration for 'log in'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '요리' means 'cooking'.
B — '쇼핑' means 'shopping'.
C — '로그인' means 'log in'. This is the necessary action to check email.
D — '운동' means 'exercise'.
야후 메일에 ( )이/가 생겼어요. 이메일을 보낼 수 없어요.
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정답: A. 문제
How to solve: The sentence 'I can't send emails' indicates that there is an issue or a problem. The Korean word '문제' means 'problem' or 'issue', which correctly describes this situation.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '문제' means 'problem' or 'issue'. This word explains why one cannot send emails.
B — '파티' means 'party'.
C — '여행' means 'trip' or 'travel'.
D — '직업' means 'job' or 'occupation'.
지금 야후 메일을 ( ) 수 없어요.
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정답: D. 사용할
How to solve: The grammatical structure '-(으)ㄹ 수 없다' means 'cannot do (verb)'. When talking about a service like email, the most appropriate verb is '사용하다' (to use). The form that fits into the grammar is '사용할'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '먹을 수 없어요' means 'cannot eat'.
B — '읽을 수 없어요' means 'cannot read'. This is too specific; the general service is unusable.
C — '살 수 없어요' means 'cannot live' or 'cannot buy'.
D — '사용할 수 없어요' means 'cannot use'. This is the most natural choice for an unavailable service.
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정답: B. 고치고
How to solve: The stem says, 'There is a problem with the service, so now they are…'. The logical action to take when there is a problem is to fix or repair it. The verb '고치다' means 'to fix/repair', and its present progressive form is '고치고 있다'.
Choice analysis (EN):
A — '공부하고 있어요' means '(they) are studying'.
B — '고치고 있어요' means '(they) are fixing'. This is the correct action for a service problem.
C — '청소하고 있어요' means '(they) are cleaning'.
D — '노래하고 있어요' means '(they) are singing'.
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