VOCABULARY
GRAMMAR REVIEW

(Only, Just, Even + Causatives)
FUTURE IN THE PAST
PUBLIC SPEAKING & SOCIETY
BONUS
100

What is a nature reserve?

A protected area where plants and animals live.

100

This adverb means "a short time ago."

just

100

Complete:

I was ______ to call you when you arrived.

about

100

What's skeptical  ?

 doubting that something is true or useful

100

General ability in the past:


When I was 8 years old, I _____ swim.


could

200

What is contagious?

A disease that spreads from person to person.

200

Use only, just or even to rewrite the next sentence:  Nobody except my brother knew the answer. 

Only my brother knew the answer

200

Complete:

They were ______ to travel to Japan, but the flight was canceled.

going

200

How do you call the people over 70 years old ?

Elder / the elderly

200

Specific successful situation:

The fire was dangerous, but everybody _____ escape.


managed to

300

How do you call a species that no longer exists?

extinct

300

People say _____ the prisons are comfortable.

even

300

What's the difference?

I was going to call you.

I was about to call you.


"About to" means immediately before something happened.

300

How do you call people without jobs?

Unemployed

300

Complete using "succed":

Although the exam was difficult, she _____ (pass) it.


succeeded in passing

400

To become healthy again after an illness.

Recover

400

Complete the sentence:

I had my laptop _____ yesterday.

repaired/fixed

400

Complete:

The teacher said we ______ have a test the next day.

would

400

What's the difference?


He spoke loudly.

He spoke confidently.


"Loudly" describes volume; "confidently" describes the manner or attitude.

400

Correct the sentence if necessary and explain why.


Although the exam was extremely difficult, I could pass it after studying all night.


I was able to pass it 

or 

I managed to pass it  


could is usually not used for a specific successful achievement in a single situation.

500

What is a chant?

A word or phrase repeated rhythmically by a group.

500

Is the next sentence correct? if not, correct it.


She got her brother help her move.

She got her brother to help her move.

500

I ______(finish) earlier, but my computer crashed.

would've finished

500

Correct the sentence:


Even my friend was nervous, he gave a very confident presentation.


Although my friend was nervous, he gave a very confident presentation.

or

Even though my friend was nervous, he gave a very confident presentation.


500

Explain the difference:


I could swim when I was 10.

I was able to swim across the river yesterday.


"Could" = general ability.
"Was able to" = one specific successful achievement.