EDKP 396: Theory and Practice Final Exam
An opinion about what should be done - answers✔✔Advice
to give advice - answers✔✔Advise
many things - plural - answers✔✔A lot
verb: share something for a particular purpose - answers✔✔Allot
completely ready - answers✔✔All ready
Adverb: before the present time - answers✔✔Already
both can be used; same meaning - answers✔✔all right vs. alright
Verb
to refer to something indirectly - answers✔✔Allude
Verb: to escape notice; to get away from - answers✔✔Elude
Adj. or Adv: without other people or on your own - answers✔✔Alone
Adj.: unhappy because you are alone - answers✔✔Lonely
, Adv.: together in a single group - answers✔✔All together
Adv.: "completely" or "in total" - answers✔✔Altogether
Adj.: uncertain about how you feel or unable to decide what to do - answers✔✔Ambivalent
Adj.: not interested or not thinking about something or someone - answers✔✔Indifferent
Any: used often fro questions and negative statement
Some: used often fro positive statement
***Note: this is NOT always the case, sometimes is vice-versa. - answers✔✔Any vs. Some
Preposition of place: usually used to talk about the position of someone or something inside
LARGE places such as countries, continents, big cities, etc.
For example: She grew up in Sri Lanka - answers✔✔In
Preposition of place: usually used to talk about the position of someone or something inside
SMALL and unimportant places such as villages, small towns, etc.
For example: I'll meet you at the pub. - answers✔✔At
Until: tells us HOW LONG a situation continues.
For example: I will be away until Wednesday.
An opinion about what should be done - answers✔✔Advice
to give advice - answers✔✔Advise
many things - plural - answers✔✔A lot
verb: share something for a particular purpose - answers✔✔Allot
completely ready - answers✔✔All ready
Adverb: before the present time - answers✔✔Already
both can be used; same meaning - answers✔✔all right vs. alright
Verb
to refer to something indirectly - answers✔✔Allude
Verb: to escape notice; to get away from - answers✔✔Elude
Adj. or Adv: without other people or on your own - answers✔✔Alone
Adj.: unhappy because you are alone - answers✔✔Lonely
, Adv.: together in a single group - answers✔✔All together
Adv.: "completely" or "in total" - answers✔✔Altogether
Adj.: uncertain about how you feel or unable to decide what to do - answers✔✔Ambivalent
Adj.: not interested or not thinking about something or someone - answers✔✔Indifferent
Any: used often fro questions and negative statement
Some: used often fro positive statement
***Note: this is NOT always the case, sometimes is vice-versa. - answers✔✔Any vs. Some
Preposition of place: usually used to talk about the position of someone or something inside
LARGE places such as countries, continents, big cities, etc.
For example: She grew up in Sri Lanka - answers✔✔In
Preposition of place: usually used to talk about the position of someone or something inside
SMALL and unimportant places such as villages, small towns, etc.
For example: I'll meet you at the pub. - answers✔✔At
Until: tells us HOW LONG a situation continues.
For example: I will be away until Wednesday.
