Hello, my lovely English learners.
I'm Ananya.
Adverbs are a pretty essential part in speaking English fluently.
Adverbs help you modify verbs a objectives, prepositions
or clauses in a sentence.
They help you give more information in a sentence.
In this English lesson, you will learn 10 adverbs that are
commonly used in spoken English.
They will make your speech more expressive.
Let's start.
Number one shrilly shrilly shrilly shrilly is used to describe a very
loud, unpleasant sound, a sharp sound that is painful to listen to.
For example, the maid jumped and began to scream.
Surely as the dog ran towards her.
Surely next up we have wish.
Viciously Viciously.
When you do something in a violent way or an aggressive
manner, you do it wish viciously.
Last night, the woman had been attacked wish viciously on her way back home.
Wish viciously.
Next we have reassuring.
Now it's a way of speaking that makes someone feel less worried.
It's mostly used to assure someone don't worry.
He said, reassuringly, everything will be all right.
Valiantly, VA leanly.
Say it with me.
VA Lee, Lee, Val.
When you do something that is brave and with more determination, you do it
valiantly the doctors and the nurses serve the people valiantly during the
pandemic, meaning they worked with a lot of determination, valiantly.
Here's the next one?
Mockingly.
Mockingly mockingly.
When you say or do something in a way that makes fun of others
or shows disrespect, your actions could be described as mockingly.
She congratulated me mockingly as if I did not deserve the promotion.
Mock kingly.
Next up we have decept.
Deceptive deceptively deceptively is used for saying that something is quite
different from how it actually appears.
Moreover, it surprises you.
The house looks deceptively small from the outside, but it
really is big on the inside.
So the house surprises you decept.
Next up, we have hastily hastily hastily.
When you say, or do something in a hurry without the required attention
or thought, how are you doing it?
You are doing it hastily in short, you are rushing with it.
Some thought that the government acted too hastily to ban the
popular social media app cross.
When you say something in an annoyed or in a slightly angry way, you
are saying it crossly for example.
Well, what did you expect?
She replied me.
Crossly crossly here's another one, vaguely something that is done
unsuccessfully or without any results.
It's done ley.
Here's an example.
The startup tried ley to sell its idea and vision to the investors.
It means they were unsuccessful to impress the investors.
Ly.
And the last on my list is wetly wetly, wetly the word wetly means that
something involves water or some other liquid, for example, Roches rain.
So jacket was clinging wetly to her body as she entered the office.
Instead of saying very wet, you now have a better word wet.
So you've learned 10 great English, ABOs, surely viciously, reassuringly,
valiantly, mockingly, deceptively hastily.
Crossly vaguely.
And wetly so 10 best ad moves.
Aren't there.
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of them in the comments down below.
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