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

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

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 finally managed to solve the problem.

finally

at last

after some time

Eventually

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

Unfortunately, the weather ruined our plans for the picnic.

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.

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

badly

hardly ever

ever

often

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

30 minutes

on half an hour

10:30

in half an hour

She apologised because she arrived ______ for the meeting

on time

lately

very late

eventually

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.

We saw her she looked happy. (last week)

We saw last week; her she looked happy.

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.

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

fluently

fluidly

fluent

frequent

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.

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

this morning

now

in the night

tonight

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

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

I worked ______ to finish the report on time.

a little bit

a lot

enourmously

hardly