Adverbs – A1–A2 – 002
This A1–A2 adverb collection (part 2 of the series) gives you 35 words for expressing certainty and nuance more precisely: certainly, clearly, apparently, indeed, possibly. You'll understand when a news report or opinion signals uncertainty (apparently, possibly) or confidence (certainly, truly, indeed), and you'll fine-tune your own statements the same way. The list also covers frequency (twice, mostly, forever) and location (somewhere, anywhere, worldwide). Useful once you're reading short arguments or news stories in English.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll express certainty: certainly, clearly, indeed, truly.
- You'll signal uncertainty: apparently, possibly, hardly.
- You'll say how often something happens: twice, mostly, weekly.
- You'll specify a location: somewhere, anywhere, worldwide.
- You'll express regret or disappointment: unfortunately.
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- certainly
- nearly
- extra
- wide
- anymore
- seriously
- clearly
- anyway
- easily
- fully
- therefore
- truly
- twice
- mostly
- apparently
- indeed
- apart
- possibly
- forever
- somewhere
- anywhere
- basically
- besides
- slowly
- opposite
- unfortunately
- perfectly
- mainly
- weekly
- latter
- heavily
- widely
- worldwide
- hardly
- automatically