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Adverbs Upper Intermediate

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  • I can't believe that today has arrived. I'm so happy. (finally)
    I can't believe that today has finally arrived. I'm so happy.
  • 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.
  • When they were talking about their exam results he mentioned that he had passed. (casually)
    When they were talking about their exam results he casually mentioned that he had passed.
  • 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.
  • She visits her grandmother. (rarely)
    She rarely visits her grandmother.
  • 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!
  • He disagreed with the decision that she made. (completely )
    He completely disagreed with the decision that she made.
  • The match was cancelled because of the weather. (unfortunately)
    Unfortunately, the match was cancelled because of the weather.
  • 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 does her homework on Saturday (hardly ever)
    She hardly ever does her homework on Saturday.
  • 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.
  • The programme was designed for people with learning difficulties. (specially)
    The programme was designed specially for people with learning difficulties.
  • He goes to the cinema on a Sunday evening. (sometimes)
    He sometimes goes to the cinema on a Sunday evening.
  • 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 is late for school. (often)
    He is often late for school.
  • He told his son to finish tidying his bedroom and come downstairs. (at once)
    He told his son to finish tidying his bedroom at once and come downstairs.
  • She always speaks about her eldest niece, who is her favourite. (kindly)
    She always speaks kindly about her eldest niece, who is her favourite.
  • 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.
  • Call me back. It's very important. (right now)
    Call me back right now. It's very important.
  • She loves eating Italian food. She loves pizza. (especially)
    She loves eating Italian food. She especially loves pizza.
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