My mother sleeps in the afternoon. (usually, a little)
My mother usually sleeps a little in the afternoon.
He ran in and he didn't say hello. (just, even)
He just ran in and he didn't even say hello.
My father wasn't injured when he fell. (luckily, seriously)
Luckily, my father wasn't seriously injured when he fell.
I will be leaving tomorrow. (probably, early)
I will probably be leaving early tomorrow.
The house was damaged in the flood. (badly, last summer)
The house was badly damaged in the flood last summer.
Joey is at his friend's house. (sometimes, in the evening)
Joey is sometimes at his friend's house in the evening.
Anna danced in the ballet. (wonderfully, last night)
Anna danced wonderfully in the ballet last night.
She drives fast. (often, extremely)
She often drives extremely fast.
We must do something. (obviously, quickly)
Obviously, we must do something quickly.
Tom broke his arm when he was skiing. (apparently, nearly)
Apparently, Tom nearly broke his arm when he was skiing