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It rains whenever we go camping. (hard)
It rains HARD whenever we go camping.
She came back into the room. (to apologise)
She came back into the room TO APOLOGISE.
The meeting will start on time. (definitely)
The meeting will DEFINITELY start on time.
I’m late for work. (sometimes)
(SOMETIMES,) I’m SOMETIMES late for work.
They walked quickly to catch the last train. (along the platform)
They walked quickly ALONG THE PLATFORM to catch the last train.
I searched in the city centre for the right building. (helplessly)
I (HELPLESSLY) searched (HELPLESSLY) in the city centre for the right building.
They’d hardly got home before they had to go out again. (last night)
They’d hardly got home LAST NIGHT before they had to go out again.
I think that dress is hideous. (absolutely)
I think that dress is ABSOLUTELY hideous.
He won’t be able to do all that work in a week. (certainly)
He CERTAINLY won’t be able to do all that work in a week. (He will certainly not)
She works over the weekend. (frequently)
She (FREQUENTLY) works (FREQUENTLY) over the weekend.
WHAT DOES THE ADVERB MEAN? I *highly* recommend going to see the film. a) to a great height b) very much
b) very much
WHAT DOES THE ADVERB MEAN? You can speak *freely* in this meeting. a) without restriction b) without paying
a) without restriction
WHAT DOES THE ADVERB MEAN? There’s *hardly* any coffee left. a) almost no b) with a lot of effort
a) almost no
