EVEN, ONLY, JUST
This adverb means "nothing more than" or "exclusively."
What is only?
Arrange the words: me he looked at even
he even looked at me
In the sentence "I have seen that movie," where does "just" go?
I have just seen the movie
Only I ate a small salad for lunch.
I only ate a small salad for lunch
(just) I was about to leave when...
I was just about to leave when...
This adverb can mean "a short time ago" or "exactly."
What is just?
Arrange the words: started the movie had just
the movie had just started
In the sentence "She didn't call me," where does "even" go?
she didn't even call me
I want just to understand.
I just want to understand
(even) I would go there if you...
Even I would go there if you...
This adverb is used to show surprise or something unexpected.
What is even?
Arrange the words: know the answer didn't she even
she didn't even know the answer
In the sentence "They want to talk to you," where does "only" go?
they only want to talk to you
She even didn't smiled me at.
she didn't even smiled at me
(only) She would go to the party if she...
She would only go to the party if she...
Use "just" to emphasize the amount: He ate a little bit of cake.
he ate just a little bit of cake
Arrange the words: the want only truth I
I want only the truth
In the sentence "He'd arrived before the meeting started," where does "just" go?
he had just arrived before the meeting started
The teacher even the didn't knows answer.
the teacher didn't even know the answer
(even) they didn't try to...
they didn't even try to...
Use "even" to emphasize the extreme: He can run a marathon in under three hours.
he can even run a marathon in under three hours
Arrange the words: believe can't I it even
I can't even believe it
In the sentence "We thought the test was easy," where does "even" go?
We thought even the test was easy.
only I want one cookye.
I want only one cookie
(just) I wanted to say hello and...
I just wanted to say hello and...