Unit 4 - Keynote 4

Which conjunction introduces an example?

• Such as

• On the other hand

• Whereas

• Despite

Which phrase introduces an example?

• Moreover

• At the same time

• A case in point is

• Whilst

What is a 'white lie'?

• When you lie to get what you want.

• When you lie for a good reason or cause.

• When you lie to a family member.

• When you lie about yourself.

What does 'an element of truth' mean?

• When part of something is true but not all of it.

• When something is true but you wish it wasn't.

• When someone says the truth and it makes a situation awkward or uncomfortable.

• When someone always tells the truth and never lies.

I don't think that is completely true, he's probably ___________________ a bit.

• folding the truth

• stretching the truth

• breaking the truth

• ripping the truth

Steve _______________ when we were at the mall.

• can phoned

• can have phoned

• might phoned

• might have phoned

She ___________________ the watch because she was in another town at the time.

• could have stolen

• couldn't have stolen

• can have stolen

• could steal

That ______________ Jane, she said would be in town today.

• could have seen

• might have done

• must have been

• may have gone

I ________________ Potuguese but instead I decided to study English.

• must have studied

• must study

• could have studied

• could study

Sorry, I _________________ come to your party tonight.

• must not be able to

• might not can

• could be able to

• might not be able to