6. According to South Korean Military Service Law,            between 20 to 30 years old to undertake two years of military service. (compulsory)

根椐《韓囯兵役法》，20歲至30歲的健康男性有義務(wù)服兩年左右的兵役。

6. it is compulsory for a healthy male考查形式主語的用法。It is +adj. + (for sb.) to do sth.和It is +adj. + (of sb.) to do sth.兩個句型中，for sb.和of sb.要注意區(qū)別，在使用時要注意如果形容詞是用來描述sb.的品質(zhì)特點(diǎn)時，用of sb.;但如果形容詞僅僅是描述事物，用來說明to do sth.時，用for sb.。

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