He *quietly* (adv) spoke to the children.

The sun *rarely* (adv) shines in this part of the country during winter.

You must *carefully* (adv) read the instructions before assembling the furniture.

My grandmother *always* (adv) tells fascinating stories.

Can you please speak *loudly* (adv)? I can’t hear you.

Apparently, she *already* (adv) finished the project.

He *never* (adv) shows up on time for meetings.

They *still* (adv) haven’t responded to my email.

You need to check the doors *regularly* (adv) to ensure they are locked.

I *seldom* (adv) watch television these days.

We *usually* (adv) take a walk after dinner.

The teacher *frequently* (adv) reminds us about the homework.

He had *honestly* (adv) believed he could win the race.

The train *almost* (adv) left without us!

I *fully* (adv) support your decision.

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They have *recently* (adv) started a new hobby.

The team played *badly* (adv) last night.

You should *always* (adv) check your answers twice.

She will *soon* (adv) be arriving at the station.

I *occasionally* (adv) go to the cinema alone.

Could you *possibly* (adv) lend me your car this weekend?

He *usually* (adv) drinks coffee in the morning, but today he had tea.

The dog *immediately* (adv) ran to the door when it heard the bell ring.

Around here, it snows *frequently* (adv) in February.

The flowers were *beautifully* (adv) arranged on the table.

She has been working here *since* (adv) 2010.

I *hardly* (adv) ever see them anymore.

The audience was *completely* (adv) captivated by the performance.

She *eventually* (adv) finished writing her thesis.

The children were playing *outside* (adv) all afternoon.