Adverbials: luck and chance

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a It was cold. Fortunately, I had a coat.

b It was cold. Luckily, I had a coat.

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. I was very surprised that he passed the test.

b. Amazingly, he passed the test

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. I told him her name on purpose.

b I told him her name accidentally.

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. It was a mistake.

b. I didn’t do it on purpose.

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. I met him at the hotel as expected.

b. I met him at the hotel by chance

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. Surprisingly, the hotel was next to a bar.

b. Unfortunately, the hotel was next to a bar

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. I saw Miki yesterday by chance.

b I didn’t plan to meet Miki, but I saw him yesterday

• S

• D

Is the meaning in a and b the same or different? Choose S or D

a. Luckily, he had the money with him.

b. As expected, he had the money with him

• S

• D