1. 다음 문장에서 어법상 틀린 부분을 찾아 바르게 고치시오. 1.The exam result was (disappoint). So Tim was very (disappoint). 2. I make a rule to support the weaker party. 3. He told me to say not anything about what I had seen.

4. It was careless for you to leave your bag in the bus. 5. I find to earn someone’s heart very difficult. 6. My mother encouraged me learn Chinese. 7. He knows better than believe such words. 8. I had no choice but follow his advice.

2. 다음 두 문장의 뜻이 같도록 빈칸에 알맞은 말을 쓰시오. 1.His friends started to ignore John. = John started ______ ___________ __________ by his friends. 2. It seemed that the can opener was designed for left-handed people. = The can opener seemed _____ _____ ____ for left-handed people.

3. It seemed that Jane had lost her bag in the train station. = Jane seemed _____ _______ ________ her bag in the train station. 4. He intended to arrive at the destination earlier than Sue, but he couldn’t. = He ____ ___________ to arrive at the destination earlier than Sue.

5. The bag was so expensive than I couldn’t buy it. = The bag was _______ expensive ______ ______ ________ ______________ 6. He hurried to the station so that he might catch the last train. = He hurried to the station in _____ ______ catch the last train.

3. 다음 우리 말과 같은 뜻이 되도록 주어진 단어와 to 부정사를 이용해서 영어로 옮기시오. 1. 네가 그 제의를 거절한 것은 어리석었다. → _________________________________ _________ 2. 그에게 사실대로 말하는 것이 나의 임무라 고 느낀다. → _________________________________ _________

3. 나는 Tom 이 타도록 차를 멈추었다. → _________________________________ _________ 4. 의사선생님은 Tom 에게 운동을 더 많이 하 라고 충고하셨다. → _________________________________ _________ 5. 인생에서 그의 목표는 행복한 가정을 꾸리 는 것이다. → _________________________________ _________

6. 그가 집에 와 보니 한 여인이 그를 기다리 고 있었다. → _________________________________ _________

4. 다음 괄호 안에서 알맞은 것을 고르시오. 1.He seemed to (see, have seen) the movie before. 2.It was silly (for, of) you to lend him such a large amount of money. 3.I thought (that, it) impossible for John to pass the test.

4. He pretended (to not, not to) have heard the news. 5. He didn’t like to (treat, be treated) like a useless person. 6. The boy was (too, so) poor to buy a textbook.