Frequencyhow often?
always
usually
often
sometimes
seldom
rarely
never
usually
often
sometimes
seldom
rarely
never
Mannerhow?
badly
carefully
easily
fast
hard
loudly
quickly
quietly
slowly
well
carefully
easily
fast
hard
loudly
quickly
quietly
slowly
well
Timewhen?
already
early
later
now
soon
today
tomorrow
tonight
yesterday
early
later
now
soon
today
tomorrow
tonight
yesterday
Placewhere?
above
away
below
everywhere
here
inside
nearby
outside
there
away
below
everywhere
here
inside
nearby
outside
there
Degreehow much?
very
too
really
so
quite
almost
nearly
barely
too
really
so
quite
almost
nearly
barely
Certaintyhow sure?
certainly
clearly
definitely
likely
maybe
perhaps
probably
surely
clearly
definitely
likely
maybe
perhaps
probably
surely
Interrogativequestions
how
how much
how often
when
where
why
how much
how often
when
where
why
Reasonwhy?
accordingly
consequently
hence
so
therefore
thus
consequently
hence
so
therefore
thus
Conjunctivelinking
also
besides
however
instead
meanwhile
otherwise
still
then
besides
however
instead
meanwhile
otherwise
still
then
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