Adverbs – B2–C1 – 002
This is part two of the B2–C1 series, 35 words that let you express emotional intensity and mental states precisely in English — furiously, passionately, nervously, tenderly, or fondly. You'll learn to describe someone acting suspiciously, hastily, or forcefully, and to talk about physical and psychological reactions ('psychologically,' 'visibly'). The list also covers compass directions (eastward, northward, southward) for describing routes and movement. At B2–C1 level, these words add emotional nuance to your sentences rather than just basic information.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll describe someone's emotional state: furiously, passionately, nervously, or tenderly
- You'll say when someone acts suspiciously or hastily
- You'll give directions in a route description (eastward, northward, southward)
- You'll follow texts about psychology and behavior
- You'll emphasize a statement: 'emphatically,' 'forcefully,' 'tremendously'
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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.
- tremendously
- verbally
- vigorously
- visibly
- improperly
- psychologically
- passionately
- scarcely
- blindly
- hastily
- bitterly
- generously
- electronically
- adversely
- nervously
- eternally
- forcefully
- enthusiastically
- eastward
- momentarily
- northward
- fondly
- furiously
- frantically
- doubly
- weakly
- powerfully
- suitably
- affectionately
- creatively
- suspiciously
- abnormally
- emphatically
- southward
- thirdly