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Comment adverbs

These types of adverbs provide an opinion on a situation:

FORTUNATELY              it's fortunate that, luckily, in a fortunate manner;

UNFORTUNATELY     it's regrettable that, unluckily, in an unfortunate manner;

CONSTANTLY          always or regularly, without interruption;

OBVIOUSLY            evidently, of course, in an obvious manner;

HONESTLY                 truly, really, in an honest manner;

PATIENTLY              with patience, calmly, in a patient manner.

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1. ConstantlyUnfortunatelyFortunatelyI don't know, no one was injured in the accident on Monday.

2. I'm sorry that I spoilt your bicycle. UnfortunatelyObviouslyConstantlyI don't know, I will mend it soon.

3. FortunatelyUnfortunatelyPatientlyI don't know, there was fresh meat left for us in the fridge.

4. UnfortunatelyPatientlyConstantlyI don't know, I arrived two hours late. By the time I got there, they had already left.

5. Her parents are arguing fortunatelyhonestlyconstantlyI don't know.

6. UnfortunatelyHonestlyPatientlyI don't know, I don't believe a word you say. You are a terrible liar!

7. PatientlyFortunatelyUnfortunatelyI don't know, the doctor wasn't able to cure this little boy.

8. The teacher unfortunatelyhonestlypatientlyI don't know explained the lesson.