Adverbs – B2–C1 – 004
Part four, the closing chapter of the B2–C1 series, targets formal and academic English: words like 'hence,' 'thereby,' and 'substantially' for building essays and analytical texts logically. You'll learn to express fine degrees of magnitude ('substantially,' 'immensely,' 'marginally') and to evaluate decisions on ethical, aesthetic, or structural grounds. It also covers spontaneous and instinctive behavior, and how to say something sarcastically or reluctantly. This part represents the highest level of abstraction in the series.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll build an argument logically: 'hence,' 'thereby,' 'substantially'
- You'll express fine degrees of magnitude: immensely, enormously, marginally
- You'll evaluate a decision on ethical, aesthetic, or structural grounds
- You'll describe spontaneous or instinctive behavior
- You'll recognize when someone speaks sarcastically or reluctantly
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- unclearly
- impolitely
- hence
- thereby
- substantially
- remotely
- voluntarily
- mutually
- commercially
- indefinitely
- beforehand
- inherently
- immensely
- profoundly
- reluctantly
- principally
- enormously
- fiercely
- spontaneously
- subtly
- domestically
- ordinarily
- instinctively
- marginally
- favourably
- aesthetically
- structurally
- acutely
- astray
- ethically
- intuitively
- dynamically
- cleanly
- inexplicably
- sarcastically