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Adverbs – B1–B2 – 001
This 35-word B1–B2 deck collects the words native speakers reach for when arguing a point, qualifying a claim, or forming an opinion in English. You'll learn to say something is 'essentially,' 'practically,' or 'specifically' true, and how to soften statements ('somewhat,' 'strictly speaking'). The list also includes two informal intensifiers (damn, bloody) so you can recognize stronger spoken registers. This is part one of the B1–B2 series.
EN → HU
Adverbs – B1–B2 – 001
Adverbs – B1–B2 – 001
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll express opinions more precisely: 'practically,' 'essentially,' 'specifically'
- You'll soften claims when you're not fully sure ('somewhat,' 'potentially')
- You'll follow argumentative texts and debates in English
- You'll recognize informal intensifiers in spoken English
- You'll say how something used to be different ('originally,' 'previously')
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- damn
- literally
- overall
- previously
- neither
- originally
- specifically
- solo
- ultimately
- somewhat
- significantly
- effectively
- necessarily
- regardless
- essentially
- potentially
- underground
- bloody
- virtually
- exclusively
- formerly
- actively
- instantly
- additionally
- precisely
- practically
- strictly
- openly
- genuinely
- technically
- thoroughly
- gently
- separately
- nationwide
- nicely