Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I was tired after the hike; I couldn’t walk another step. (incredibly)

I was incredibly tired after the hike; I couldn’t walk another step.

They eat out on Fridays; it’s their tradition. (usually)

They usually eat out on Fridays; it’s their tradition.

I lost my wallet, but someone found it and returned it to me. (luckily)

I lost my wallet but luckily, someone found it and returned it to me.

He leaves his office before 9 p.m.; he’s such a workaholic. (rarely)

He rarely leaves his office before 9 p.m.; he’s such a workaholic.

I’ve finished my homework; I’ll submit it soon. (nearly)

I’ve nearly finished my homework; I’ll submit it soon.

The children played outside all day; they didn’t come inside until it got dark. (yesterday)

The children played outside all day yesterday; they didn’t come inside until it got dark.

I prefer working in the morning when I’m more focused. (ideally)

Ideally, I prefer working in the morning when I’m more focused.

We saw her she looked happy. (last week)

We saw last week; her she looked happy.

The weather ruined our plans for the picnic. (unfortunately)

Unfortunately, the weather ruined our plans for the picnic.

I worked ______ to finish the report on time.

a lot

hardly

a little bit

enourmously

He said he would arrive ______, so we need to wait.

in half an hour

30 minutes

10:30

on half an hour

I ______ go to the gym anymore, but I used to love it.

hardly ever

ever

badly

often

She speaks French ______; you would never guess it's not her first language

fluently

fluidly

frequent

fluent

We’ll go to the concert ______ if we can get tickets.

tonight

now

this morning

in the night

She apologised because she arrived ______ for the meeting

very late

lately

eventually

on time

______, we finally managed to solve the problem.

Eventually

at last

finally

after some time