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E. A goal is "something that you try to do or get." Work with a partner. Match the
person with his or her goal. Take turns creating sentences.

_ a_}. an English student a. to learn English well
_2. a singer b. to win a gold medal

-3· a salesperson c. to have a song on the radio
_4. an athlete d. to open a restaurant
_s. a chef e. to sell a lot of things

1. The goal of an English student is to learn English well.

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The adjective positive can mean "sure that you are correct."
I.
My doctor is positive this exercise routine will help me get healthy.
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The adverb positively means "certainly" or "really" or "very."
He positively loves watching tennis. He gets up at 2 a.m. to watch matches
in other countries.
He is a positively incredible athlete. He swam 10 kilometers and then
ran a marathon!

F. Rewrite these sentences. Use the form of positive in parentheses.

1. I am certain that he will win the race. (positive)
I am positive that he will win the race.

2. The referee really refused to change his mind. (positively)

3. We are sure that everyone can do our walking routine. (positive)

4. This new exercise routine is certainly amazing. (positively)

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