B1.6 Lesson 18

Front

What does 'quickly' mean in the context of action?

Back

'Quickly' refers to performing an action in a short amount of time, indicating speed and efficiency.

Front

Define 'rapidly' in terms of movement or change.

Back

'Rapidly' means occurring within a short time frame, often used to describe swift movements or changes.

Front

What does 'accidentally' imply when describing an action?

Back

'Accidentally' indicates that an action was not intended or planned, often resulting from a mistake.

Front

Explain the term 'gradually' in relation to processes.

Back

'Gradually' refers to something happening slowly over time, rather than suddenly.

Front

What does 'hopefully' express in a statement?

Back

'Hopefully' conveys a sense of desire or wish for a positive outcome.

Front

How can 'apparently' be used in a sentence?

Back

'Apparently' suggests that something seems to be true based on what is known, but may not be confirmed.

Front

What is the significance of context in understanding adverbs like 'quickly' and 'gradually'?

Back

Context helps determine the appropriate use of adverbs, as they can change meaning based on the situation.

Front

Provide an example of a situation where something is done 'accidentally'.

Back

For instance, someone might accidentally send a text message to the wrong person.

Front

How does the use of 'hopefully' change the tone of a statement?

Back

Using 'hopefully' adds an element of optimism or uncertainty to the statement.

Front

What is the difference between 'rapidly' and 'quickly'?

Back

'Rapidly' often refers to a more intense or significant speed, while 'quickly' can refer to any fast action.