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Which sentence is correct?
 
I'm not doing well today, anyway, how is your cat?
 
I'm not doing well today, obviously, how is your cat?
 
I'm not doing well today, nearly, how is your cat?
 
I'm not doing well today, ideally, how is your cat?
Which sentence is correct?
 
You have to spend 6 years in school, but eventually, you will graduate.
 
You have to spend 6 years in school, but gradually, you will graduate.
 
You have to spend 6 years in school, but yet, you will graduate.
 
You have to spend 6 years in school, but at the moment, you will graduate.
Which sentence is correct?
 
At the moment, I do not have a job, but I will start working soon.
 
Actually, I do not have a job, but I will start working soon.
Which sentence is correct?
 
I've been to every continent, even Antarctica.
 
I've been to every continent, ever Antarctica.
 
I've been to every continent, eventually Antarctica.
 
I've been to every continent, basically Antarctica.
Which sentence is correct?
 
We worked hard for months, in the end, we got a 5 on the project!
 
We worked hard for months, at the end, we got a 5 on the project!
Which sentence is correct?
 
He hasn't found a job yet
 
He hasn't found a job still
Which adverb means: in a perfect world
 
ideally
 
especially
 
basically
 
obviously
Which adverb means: in any case and is used to change the conversations
 
anyway
 
eventually
 
apparently
 
basically
Which adverb means: little by little
 
gradually
 
anyway
 
eventually
 
basically
Which adverb means: the truth is, and used to emphasize that something is the opposite of what was previously stated
 
in fact
 
eventually
 
ideally
 
obviously
Which adverb means: according to what you have heard or read
 
apparently
 
gradually
 
eventually
 
in fact
Which adverb means: clearly, and is used to give information other people know
 
obviously
 
gradually
 
apparently
 
basically
I love cats, but _____________ my cat.
 
especially
 
specially
 
hardly
 
actually
He's 30 and _______ hasn't found a real job.
 
still
 
yet
 
even
 
ever
She may look poor, but _____________ she is very rich.
 
actually
 
at the moment
 
specially
 
eventually
I haven't seen him __________, he must be very busy.
 
lately
 
at the moment
 
near
 
late
This painting was _____________ painted for me by a friend.
 
specially
 
especially
 
hardly
 
apparently
__________ they lived happily ever after.
 
In the end
 
gradually
 
yet
 
at the moment
___________ I would make more money.
 
ideally
 
lately
 
actually
 
in fact
Have you found a job _____________?
 
yet
 
still
 
anyway
 
ideally
_______________ they are working at McDonalds, but they hope to become a doctor.
 
at the moment
 
Yet
 
still
 
actually
_________________ of the school day, you can go home.
 
At the end
 
In the end
 
at the moment
 
in fact
I hate when students arrive ____________ for class.
 
late
 
especially
 
lately
 
eventually
Have you ____________ been to Australia?
 
ever
 
apparently
 
eventually
 
even
He trains very ___________, at least 3 hours a day.
 
hard
 
near
 
hardly
 
gradually