[JLPT N2] Might Fail the Exam!? 試験に落ち[まい/かねない/かもしれない/ようがない]?
彼は毎日遊んでいる。 このままでは次の試験に(？)。
1 落ちまい
2 落ちかねない
3 落ちたかもしれない
4 落ちようがない
He hangs out every day. If this keeps up, he might fail the next exam.
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Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice from my exclusive course.
This one’s for pre-advanced learners (JLPT N2).
Can you choose the right answer?
[Practice Question]
彼は毎日遊んでいる。
このままでは次の試験に（＿＿）。
*かれはまいにちあそんでいる。
このままではつぎのしけんに（＿＿）。
1 落(お)ちまい
2 落ちかねない
3 落ちたかもしれない
4 落ちようがない
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[Answer]
彼は毎日遊んでいる。
このままでは次の試験に（2 落ちかねない）。
If he keeps playing every day,
he might fail the next exam.
〜かねない means “might (result in something bad)”
It is used to warn or express concern about a negative outcome.
In this sentence, failing the exam is a negative possibility.
So we use 落ちかねない to express that worry.
Other Choices:
落ちまい
= will not fail / probably won’t fail
This has the opposite meaning and doesn’t fit here.
落ちたかもしれない
= might have failed
This is about the past, but the exam hasn’t happened yet.
落ちようがない
= there’s no way to fail
Means it’s impossible to fail
I hope this explanation helps! 😊