____ a five-year child can see there's something wrong.
Even
Our holiday was ___ perfect.
just
It was just as he said-- the money was gone.
Does the word just mean - only, exactly, or simply?
exactly
He didn't even buy me a card for my birthday.
Is the word even being used to emphasize surprising information, comparisons or negatives?
negative
He didn't ____ have enough money to pay the rent.
even
That's just what I expected.
Does the word just mean - only, exactly, or simply?
exactly
It's not usually too busy. Not ___ on weekends.
even
Everyone I know likes the smell of bacon - even Mike does and he's a vegetarian.
Is the word even being used to emphasize surprising information, comparisons or negatives?
surprising information
This is just a note to say I love you.
Just = only, exactly, or simply
simply
I'm ____ looking.
just
The next 36 hours will be even colder.
Is the word even being used to emphasize surprising information, comparisons or negatives?
comparison
You love me, ____ after the terrible things I've done?
even
You ____ look like your sister.
just
It's just a scratch.
Does the word just mean - only, exactly, or simply?
only
It's ____ not right.
just
I haven't ____ started making dinner.
even
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