Share Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases
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______, we finally managed to solve the problem.
after some time
at last
finally
Eventually
She apologised because she arrived ______ for the meeting
lately
eventually
on time
very late
We’ll go to the concert ______ if we can get tickets.
this morning
now
in the night
tonight
She speaks French ______; you would never guess it's not her first language
fluidly
fluent
fluently
frequent
I ______ go to the gym anymore, but I used to love it.
ever
hardly ever
often
badly
He said he would arrive ______, so we need to wait.
on half an hour
10:30
in half an hour
30 minutes
I worked ______ to finish the report on time.
hardly
a little bit
a lot
enourmously
The weather ruined our plans for the picnic. (unfortunately)
Unfortunately, the weather ruined our plans for the picnic.
We saw her she looked happy. (last week)
We saw last week; her she looked happy.
I prefer working in the morning when I’m more focused. (ideally)
Ideally, I prefer working in the morning when I’m more focused.
The children played outside all day; they didn’t come inside until it got dark. (yesterday)
The children played outside all day yesterday; they didn’t come inside until it got dark.
I’ve finished my homework; I’ll submit it soon. (nearly)
I’ve nearly finished my homework; I’ll submit it soon.
He leaves his office before 9 p.m.; he’s such a workaholic. (rarely)
He rarely leaves his office before 9 p.m.; he’s such a workaholic.
I lost my wallet, but someone found it and returned it to me. (luckily)
I lost my wallet but luckily, someone found it and returned it to me.
They eat out on Fridays; it’s their tradition. (usually)
They usually eat out on Fridays; it’s their tradition.
I was tired after the hike; I couldn’t walk another step. (incredibly)
I was incredibly tired after the hike; I couldn’t walk another step.
