Structure 2014-07-01

you gave me $5, now I owe you $5
"Thanks, I owe you one."

uncensored: you can say or ask whatever you want
censored: certain words or topics are not permitted

fuzzy: not clear, not sharp

cumpulsory: necessary or obligatory (you have to do it)

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adverb: modifies a verb, adverb, adjective, or sentence
  I ran fast.
  I ran very well.
  This is always expensive.
  However, I won't be able to help you today.

"Two is an even number."
"He doesn't even know what an even number is."

Focus Adverbs: only, just, even, almost
- position changes meaning: Only I brought food.
                            I brought only food.

Sentence Adverbs: (un)fortunately, clearly, obviously, hopefully, definitely, certainly
- position doesn't change meaning: Obviously, he's right.
                                   He's obviously right.
                                   He's right, obviously.

Negative Adverbs: never, not only, rarely, little, seldom
- change the order of the other words in the sentence:
		Rarely have I enjoyed myself more.
		I have rarely enjoyed myself more.
		Never have I been to Saudi Arabia.
		I have never been to Saudi Arabia.

Here it comes. There it goes.
Here comes John. There goes John.
There's the book. = There it is.

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p. 314 exercise 1
2 Basically 	S
3 obviously 	S
4 even 		F
5 clearly 	S
6 Little 	N
7 just 		F
8 only		F
9 Not only...but also	N
10 only		F

p. 315 exercise 3
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 b
6 a

even a child can do it (because it is very easy)
John can even speak Tibetan.

He doesn't even know Tibetan.
He doesn't know Tibetan either.

Even if it rains, I will watch the fireworks.
Even though it rained, I watched the fireworks.

If you get two points, I'll even buy dinner.