REWRITE USING 'OBVIOUSLY': It is clear that the cost of living will rise.
Obviously, the cost of living will rise.
REWRITE USING 'INCREDIBLY': It is difficult to believe that Adriana got the highest mark in the test.
Incredibly, Adriana got the highest mark in the test.
REWRITE USING 'PERSONALLY': What I think is that young people shouldn’t be allowed to drive until the age of 18.
Personally, I think young people shouldn't allowed to drive until the age of 18.
REWRITE USING 'APPARENTLY': People are saying that the new building in town is going to be a sports centre.
Apparently, the new building in town is going to be a sports centre.
REWRITE USING 'FORTUNATELY': It is lucky that the weather forecast is good for Kirsty and Dan’s wedding day.
Fortunately, the weather forecast is good for Kirsty and Dan’s wedding day.
REWRITE USING 'UNDOUBTEDLY': It’s certain that the strike by air traffic controllers will close the airport.
Undoubtedly, the strike by air traffic controllers will close the airport.
REWRITE USING 'WISELY': Jane decided not to drive in these icy conditions (unlike other people), which was sensible of her.
Wisely, Jane decided not to drive in these icy conditions (unlike other people).
REWRITE USING 'ABSOLUTELY': Melanie was really, really devastated when she found out she’d failed her driving test.
Melanie was absolutely devastated when she found out she’d failed her driving test.
REWRITE USING 'TO BE HONEST': I’m not lying – I’m sick of the King's behaviour.
To be honest, I’m sick of the King's behaviour.
It was, undoubtedly / kindly / apparently / personally, one of the best films I’ve ever seen. I can’t believe how good it was.
undoubtedly
I’m not completely sure why Tammy isn't at school, but apparently / obviously / to be honest / generally speaking, she broke her arm and leg skateboarding.
apparently
To be honest / Apparently / Kindly / Fortunately, I’m so stressed about work, I’m not sure I’ll be able to enjoy the weekend.
To be honest
Jim quit fortunately / apparently / obviously / kindly wasn’t happy here. That much is clear. Not after his boss shouted at him in front of everyone.
obviously
: Generally speaking / Obviously / To be honest / Kindly, May is usually quite dry and sunny in Aranda.
Generally speaking
James and Alison very personally / obviously / kindly / apparently offered to do that extra work, which was nice of them.
kindly
Kindly / Fortunately / Generally speaking / To be honest, George wasn’t seriously hurt when he fell down the stairs.
Fortunately
