Adverbs – A1–A2 – 001
This A1–A2 adverb collection (part 1 of the series) gives you 35 words that take you beyond simple sentences into more connected opinions: however, though, instead, especially, perhaps, probably. You'll understand when a text expresses probability (probably, perhaps) or contrast (however, though, instead), and you'll link your own ideas more smoothly. The list also covers compass directions (north, south, east, west) and everyday expressions (online, daily, recently, ahead). Useful once you're ready to argue a point or tell a longer story beyond simple conversation.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll express probability: probably, perhaps.
- You'll state a contrast: however, though, instead.
- You'll name the compass directions: north, south, east, west.
- You'll say more precisely when something happened: recently, finally, ahead.
- You'll talk about your daily online activities: online, daily.
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What's in this set?
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- even
- last
- next
- ever
- however
- enough
- far
- though
- actually
- less
- least
- south
- probably
- north
- low
- rather
- further
- quite
- west
- across
- instead
- especially
- online
- finally
- east
- exactly
- round
- forward
- perhaps
- simply
- daily
- deep
- recently
- ahead
- half-price