Only - Just - Even

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: The movie was awful. _____ the children were bored, and it was made for kids.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: I can’t lend you any money. I _______ have a dollar, and that’s for the bus.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: The city was so busy we couldn’t ________ find a place to park.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: They’re not ______ brother and sister, they’re twins.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: We have this old car, but it’s ______ temporary while we wait for a new one.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: I’m ______ getting dressed. Wait a minute.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: He isn’t ________ good at science, he’s very artistic too.

• even

• just

• only

Choose the adverb that best completes the sentence: His new book is _______ better.

• even

• just

• only

Rewrite the sentence and put the adverb in the correct place: Jeremy doesn’t know the answer, and he’s the cleverest kid in the class. (even)

Rewrite the sentence and put the adverb in the correct place: I think it’s Richard coming tonight. Everyone else is too busy. (just)