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79 English lessons that use adverbs

English Lesson: Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.
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31. “Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.”

English Lesson: Sales have been steadily increasing since the launch.
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32. “Sales have been steadily increasing since the launch.”

English Lesson: You have pretty obscure taste in music.
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33. “You have pretty obscure taste in music.”

English Lesson: The question is whether his leg is fully recovered.
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34. “The question is whether his leg is fully recovered.”

English Lesson: Hopefully it won't come to that.
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35. “Hopefully it won't come to that.”

English Lesson: It's awfully cold for March.
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36. “It's awfully cold for March.”

English Lesson: Did you turn it all the way off?
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37. “Did you turn it all the way off?”

English Lesson: Oh shit. It totally slipped my mind.
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38. “Oh shit. It totally slipped my mind.”

English Lesson: Oh my God, you must be so excited!
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39. “Oh my God, you must be so excited!”

English Lesson: This one is relatively inexpensive.
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40. “This one is relatively inexpensive.”

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