#27 Attitude or Viewpoint

#27

FORM

Attitude or Viewpoint

USE

Can use an increasing range of adverbs (completely, obviously, clearly, actually, luckily, honestly, sadly, basically, obviously, hopefully) to indicate an attitude or viewpoint.

EXAMPLE

I am not completely sure.

Golf is obviously much more fun to play than watch.

I am clearly angry that you left without me.

Actually I’ve never been here before.
Luckily, we arrived just in time.

I honestly don’t know where he is.

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