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She does her homework on Saturday (hardly ever)
She hardly ever does her homework on Saturday.
He is late for school. (often)
He is often late for school.
It was difficult to decide which performer should win the competition. (incredibly)
It was incredibly difficult to decide which performer should win the competition.
He didn't pass his exam even though he studied a lot. (sadly)
Sadly, he didn't pass his exam even though he studied a lot.
He disagreed with the decision that she had made. (completely )
He completely disagreed with the decision that she had made.
The programme was designed for people with learning difficulties. (specially)
The programme was specially designed for people with learning difficulties.
He studies at the weekend. He prefers to work during the week. (hardly)
He hardly studies at the weekend. He prefers to work during the week.
She worked on her project all week and got a really good mark. (hard)
She worked hard on her project all week and got a really good mark.
She loves eating Italian food. She loves pizza. (especially)
She loves eating Italian food. She especially loves pizza.
He goes to the cinema on a Sunday evening. (sometimes)
He sometimes goes to the cinema on a Sunday evening.
Call me back. It's very important. (right now)
Call me back right now. It's very important.
She always speaks about her eldest niece, who is her favourite. (kindly)
She always speaks kindly about her eldest niece, who is her favourite.
My delivery has arrived. I can't wait to open it! (at last)
My delivery has arrived at last. I can't wait to open it!
She thinks that his latest song is better than all his other songs. (much)
She thinks that his latest song is much better than all his other songs.
He doesn't like watching sport, so he isn't going to come to the match. (obviously )
He doesn't like watching sport, so obviously he isn't going to come to the match.
