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What’s an adverb exactly? And how is it used in everyday English conversation? We will focus on common adverbs includingespecially, actually, apparently, basically, absolutely, obviously, clearly, probably, definitely and honestly. These are adverbs that native English speakers use all the time. Understanding adverbs will help you listen better and speak more naturally. After watching, take the quiz to make sure you’ve got it!
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