-ly, -s가 붙어 뜻이 달라지는 혼동 어휘

Question 1

high
[vs. highly]

Answer 1

[형] 높은
She bought an apartment with high ceilings.
[부] 높게

● highly:
[부] 매우

Question 2

highly
[vs. high]

Answer 2

[부] 매우
He is a highly talented dancer.

● high:
[형] 높은
[부] 높게

Question 3

close
[vs. closely]

Answer 3

[형] 1. (거리상) 가까운 / 2. 친밀한
We live close to the City Hall.
[부] 가까이
[동] 닫다

● closely:
[부] 밀접하게 / 2. 엄중히, 면밀히

Question 4

closely
[vs. close]

Answer 4

[부] 밀접하게 / 2. 엄중히, 면밀히
Let’s look at this matter closely.

● close:
[형] 1. (거리상) 가까운 / 2. 친밀한
[부] 가까이
[동] 닫다

Question 5

deep
[vs. deeply]

Answer 5

[형] (거리상) 깊은
How deep is the water here?
[부] (거리상) 깊게, 깊이

● deeply:
[부] 1. 매우 / 2. (정도가) 깊게, 깊이

Question 6

deeply
[vs. deep]

Answer 6

[부] 1. 매우 / 2. (정도가) 깊게, 깊이
The movie was deeply moving.

● deep:
[형] (거리상) 깊은
[부] (거리상) 깊게, 깊이

Question 7

near
[vs. nearly]

Answer 7

[형] 가까운
[부] 가까이
They are over there near the subway station.

● nearly:
[부] 1. 거의 / 2. 하마터면

Question 8

nearly
[vs. near]

Answer 8

[부] 1. 거의 / 2. 하마터면
Our research is nearly complete.

● near:
[형] 가까운
[부] 가까이

Question 9

hard
[vs. hardly]

Answer 9

[형] 1. 단단한 / 2. 어려운
This sentence is hard to understand.
[부] 열심히

● hardly:
[부] 거의 … 않다

Question 10

hardly
[vs. hard]

Answer 10

[부] 거의 … 않다
I can’t hardly hear you. Please speak louder.

● hard:
[형] 1. 단단한 / 2. 어려운
[부] 열심히

Question 11

late
[vs. lately]

Answer 11

[형] 늦은
[부] 늦게
He always comes late.

● lately:
[부] 최근에, 요즘

Question 12

lately
[vs. late]

Answer 12

[부] 최근에, 요즘
It has been raining a lot lately.

● late:
[형] 늦은
[부] 늦게

Question 13

bad
[vs. badly]

Answer 13

[형] 나쁜, 좋지 않은
He was in a bad mood because he had such a bad day at work.

● badly:
[부] 1. 나쁘게, 서투르게 / 2. 몹시, 심하게

Question 14

badly
[vs. bad]

Answer 14

[부] 1. 나쁘게, 서투르게 / 2. 몹시, 심하게
Is he hurt badly?

● bad:
[형] 나쁜, 좋지 않은

Question 15

manner
[vs. manners]

Answer 15

[명] 1. 방법, 방식 / 2. 태도
I like the professor’s manner of lecturing.

● manners:
[명] 예절, 예의범절

Question 16

manners
[vs. manner]

Answer 16

[명] 예절, 예의범절
Ria has good manners. She’s always polite.

● manner:
[명] 1. 방법, 방식 / 2. 태도

Question 17

arm
[vs. arms]

Answer 17

[명] 팔
The couple were walking arm in arm.

● arms:
[명] 무기

Question 18

arms
[vs. arm]

Answer 18

[명] 무기
The organization declared a total ban on nuclear arms.

● arm:
[명] 팔

Question 19

mean
- meant - meant
[vs. means]

Answer 19

[동] 1. 의미하다 / 2. 의도하다
[형] 비열한
Do you mean to say you think he is mean?

● means:
[명] 수단

Question 20

means
[vs. mean (- meant - meant)]

Answer 20

[명] 수단
Language is a means of communication.

● mean:
[동] 1. 의미하다 / 2. 의도하다
[형] 비열한

Question 21

beside
[vs. besides]

Answer 21

[전] … 옆에
He sat down beside her.

● besides:
[전] 1. … 이외에도 / 2. …을 제외하고
[부] 게다가

Question 22

besides
[vs. beside]

Answer 22

[전] 1. … 이외에도 / 2. …을 제외하고
[부] 게다가
Besides, no one found the mistakes besides me.

● beside:
[전] … 옆에

Question 23

sometime
[vs. sometimes]

Answer 23

[부] (과거 또는 미래의) 언젠가
I hope to see you again sometime.

● sometimes:
[부] 이따금, 종종

Question 24

sometimes
[vs. sometime]

Answer 24

[부] 이따금, 종종
You have to know how to be patient sometimes.

● sometime:
[부] (과거 또는 미래의) 언젠가