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They were tired (both)

They were both tired

You have forgotten about it (almost)

You have almost forgotten about it

She did not have the time for it (simply)

She simply did not have the time for it

I can do anything right (never)

I can never do anything right

I like my cat (really)

I really like my cat

She watches TV in the evenings (usually)

She usually watches TV in the evenings

Carol doesn’t know the answer (probably)

Carol probably doesn’t know the answer

I am hungry (always)

I am always hungry

John doesn’t drink alcohol (usually)

John doesn’t usually drink alcohol

He will not go to the party (definitely)

He will definitely not go to the party

He won’t win (certainly)

He certainly won’t win

She is excited (all)

She is all excited

Jim was very friendly (usually)

Jim was usually very friendly