Understanding 'Just' and 'Only' in English

What is a common reason people confuse 'just' and 'only'?

• They have the same spelling.

• They can sometimes be used interchangeably.

• They are both verbs.

• They are both used in questions.

Which word sounds more formal when used interchangeably?

• Neither is formal

• Just

• Only

• Both are equally formal

In which situation can 'just' not be replaced by 'only'?

• When referring to a recent event

• When talking about a unique item

• When expressing a strong opinion

• When describing a formal event

What does 'just' imply when used to describe location?

• In a different country

• In the same place

• Very close

• Far away

How is 'just' used when being honest about something negative?

• To avoid the truth

• To simply state the truth

• To exaggerate the truth

• To make a joke

When can 'only' be used exclusively?

• When expressing a casual opinion

• When talking about multiple items

• When referring to a unique or solitary thing

• When describing a recent event

Which sentence correctly uses 'only' to indicate exclusivity?

• I only have one pencil.

• I have only pencils.

• I just have one pencil.

• I have just one pencil.

What is the only bad thing about living in a big city according to the video?

• The small living spaces

• The lack of public transport

• The constant noise

• The high cost of living

What does the instructor encourage viewers to do at the end of the lesson?

• Write sentences using 'just' and 'only'

• Watch more videos

• Travel to Canada

• Read a book

What are the two requests made by the instructor at the end of the video?

• Like the video and share it

• Comment and share the video

• Subscribe to the channel and comment

• Like the video and subscribe to the channel