How, when, where 1
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| abroad | in or to another country | I want to study abroad. |
| across | from one side to the other | The river is ten metres across. |
| actually | really; in fact (often used when something is surprising) | Actually, I don't like coffee. |
| after | later | We had dinner and went for a walk soon after. |
| ahead | in front; in the future | The road ahead is closed. |
| all | completely | She was all alone. |
| alright | in a way that is OK | The exam went alright. |
| angrily | in an angry way | He shouted angrily. |
| anymore | now and in the future (in negatives and questions) | He doesn't live here anymore. |
| anyway | despite something; also used to change the subject | It was raining, but we went anyway. |
| anywhere | in or to any place | I can't find my keys anywhere. |
| apart | away from each other | The two towns are five kilometres apart. |
| apparently | it seems; from what you have heard | Apparently, the shop is closed today. |
| around | in different directions; also about (a number) | We walked around for an hour. |
| automatically | by itself, without a person doing it | The lights turn off automatically. |
| badly | not well | He played badly today. |
| basically | in the most important ways; simply | Basically, I agree with you. |
| besides | also; and another thing | I don't want to go. Besides, it's too late. |
| better | in a more good way (comparative of 'well') | She sings better than me. |
| certainly | without doubt; also yes, of course | I will certainly come to your party. |
| clearly | in a way that is easy to see, hear or understand | Please speak clearly. |
| correctly | in the right way; without mistakes | Did I spell your name correctly? |
| daily | every day | The shop is open daily. |
| deep | far down or far into something | They dug deep into the ground. |
| deeply | very much; strongly | I am deeply sorry. |
| differently | in a different way | We see things differently. |
| downstairs | on or to a lower floor | The kitchen is downstairs. |
| downtown | in or to the centre of a city | We went downtown to go shopping. |
| easily | without difficulty | She won easily. |
| east | towards the east | We drove east for two hours. |
| elsewhere | in or to another place | Let's go elsewhere. |
| enough | as much as is needed | Are you old enough to drive? |
| especially | more than usual; more than others | I love fruit, especially apples. |
| even | used to say something is surprising | Even my grandmother uses a smartphone. |
| ever | at any time | Have you ever been to Japan? |
| exactly | completely correct; no more and no less | It's exactly six o'clock. |
| extra | more than usual | You have to pay extra for breakfast. |
| extremely | very | It was extremely hot. |
| fairly | quite, but not very; also in a fair way | The test was fairly easy. |
| far | a long way; also much | How far is the station? |