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  • 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.
  • CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER: They’re obviously/certainly not going to give us a tip because the service was absolutely appalling.
    obviously
  • 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
  • His parents were _____ angry when they found out he’d had a party.
    totally
    incredibly
    utterly
  • REWRITE USING 'OBVIOUSLY': It is clear that the cost of living will rise.
    Obviously, the cost of living will rise.
  • 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 '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.
  • CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER: Personally/In theory, I was surprised to hear Diana was getting married.
    Personally
  • 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.
  • It’s nice of Helen to volunteer at the school fair. Personally / Fortunately / Kindly / Undoubtedly, I wouldn’t be able to cope with lots of children running around screaming all afternoon.
    Personally
  • In all likelihood/ Strangely school will be canceled today because of the snowstorm.
    In all likelihood
  • I don’t have a problem with Sophie, really. I think she’s _____ nice, but we just don’t have a great connection.
    perfectly
    completely
    absolutely
  • You’re _____ lucky that you didn’t break anything. That was quite a fall.
    absolutely
    totally
    extremely
  • I tried watching that series Jay recommended, but I found it _____ boring, and actually kept falling asleep!
    perfectly
    completely
    incredibly
  • After the marathon, my parents were _____ exhausted, and needed to rest for a few days.
    perfectly
    completely
    incredibly
  • : Generally speaking / Obviously / To be honest / Kindly, May is usually quite dry and sunny in Aranda.
    Generally speaking
  • To be honest/honestly, there is nothing my ex-husband could do that would change my mind about him.
    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
  • I find what you’re saying _____ unbelievable, to be honest. It can’t be true.
    perfectly
    totally
    extremely
  • 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).
  • 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
  • This will surprise you, but I am probably/incredibly good at running!
    incredibly
  • The mayor said she was _____ appalled by the levels of crime in her city
    absolutely
    incredibly
    perfectly
  • 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 don’t envisage you being able to find a job in your field in Aranda in the long term, unfortunatey/sadly.
    unfortunatey
  • He is apparently/certainly the best jazz guitarist I have ever heard.
    certainly
  • CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER: Frankly/Fortunately the Academy's idea of customer service is very poor.
    Frankly
  • Kindly / Fortunately / Generally speaking / To be honest, George wasn’t seriously hurt when he fell down the stairs.
    Fortunately
  • James and Alison very personally / obviously / kindly / apparently offered to do that extra work, which was nice of them.
    kindly
  • 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 '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.
  • Following the recent excellent exam results, many CAE students will undoubtedly/strangely find themselves delightfully surprised.
    undoubtedly
  • I was _____ amazed by Stonehenge. I’ve never seen anything like it.
    perfectly
    utterly
    incredibly