Adverbs

• 1) awfully

  -That's awfully pessimistic. -Well, it's not worth the risk.

• 2) someday

  Don't you want to go home someday and see a steak on the table?

• 3) professionally

  Professionally, but I have four nieces and six nephews.

• 4) afterwards

  I'm not gonna have some conversation and have to sit through coffee afterwards.

• 5) besides

  You shouldn't play around with that. Besides, I don't believe in it.

• 6) somewhere

  Somewhere. Look, it was a gorgeous girl.

• 7) obviously

  We believe, obviously, that lung cancer is avoidable

• 8) apart

  for the campaign that just fell apart,

• 9) eventually

  and I know that every account I have will eventually leave me.

• 10) alone

  Of course it isn't, and you don't have to do it alone.

• 11) particularly

  Don had a particularly empathic exchange with the CEO of Dow Chemical.

• 12) sometimes

  That's my nickname sometimes.

• 13) finally

  So, you're finally moving.

• 14) forward

  because I knew what I needed to do to move forward.

• 15) quite

  Your father-in-law to be is at Corning, right? They must be quite acquainted.

• 16) almost

  Well, it's almost an honor.

• 17) outside

  There's nothing on TV. Come outside with me.

• 18) actually

  She actually said that to me.

• 19) soon

  Soon.

• 20) along

  A pretty face comes along, and everything goes out the window.

• 21) enough

  They'll know soon enough.

• 22) together

  We just lived together during college. My father's a professor.

• 23) else

  I just wanted to make sure you didn't need anything else.