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#. You'd better ~ ~ 하는게 좋을 거 같아 You'd better take a rest for a while. You'd better hurry up and decide. You'd better stop at a gas station soon. you'd better change your PIN number. You'd better not follow his advice.

#. I'm calling to~ ~해서 전화드렸어요 I'm calling to ask you a favor. I'm calling to schedule an appointment. I'm calling to say good bye. I'm calling to see how are you. I'm calling to apologize.

#. The problem is that ~ 문제는 ~ 야 The problem is that we don't try. The problem is that this car consumes too much fuel. The problem is that we can not have him speak up. The problem is that English is a huge language. The problem is that the situation is not all bad.

#. I graduated from ~ ~ 학교 출신이야 I graduated from Pohang High School. I graduated from Gwangju middle school I graduated from Seoul elementary school. I graduated from Hanguk University. I graduated from English kindergarten.

#. I couldn't ~ ~ 할수가 없었어 I couldn't arrive on time. I couldn't sleep last night because I was so afraid. I couldn't hear what they were saying. I couldn't fix my mind on the project. I couldn't imagine meeting you here.

#. I can't remember ~ 기억이 안 나 I can't remember the book title. I can't remember exactly the time. I can't remember turning the alarm off at all. I can't remember who mentioned it. I can't remember where I put it.

#. There must be ~ 분명 ~ 가 있을 거야 There must be some other reason. There must be such a men. There must be a deep meaning to father's words. There must be an interesting story. There must be a safe way.

#. It doesn't hurt to ~ ~해서 나쁠 건 없잖아 It doesn't hurt to ask. Well, It doesn't hurt to try. It doesn't hurt to check it out. It doesn't hurt to wait. It doesn't hurt to be cautious. cautious ˈkɔːʃəs 조심스러운, 신중한