Adverbs

• 1) aback

  But this time, she was taken aback

• 2) sometime

  So the last time you tickled the ivories was sometime in the late '70s?

• 3) temporarily

  Did you and your husband temporarily separate last year?

• 4) gently

  Um, gently, savagely,

• 5) loud

  Boy, your son really likes to play his hip-hop music loud.

• 6) occasionally

  Occasionally, we put on a show,

• 7) increasingly

  had grown increasingly concerned

• 8) somewhere

  I'm sure he's out there somewhere, trying to find his father.

• 9) obviously

  Well, obviously they saw us coming.

• 10) apparently

  Apparently there were a lot of musicians in her family, like the Von Trapps.

• 11) exactly

  I mean, she's not exactly the maternal type.

• 12) frequently

  frequently, upside down...

• 13) perhaps

  Ma'am, perhaps you'd be more comfortable with an attorney present.

• 14) sometimes

  Sometimes we tell ourselves work won't interfere with our family life.

• 15) finally

  It was in that moment Bree could finally see the truth.

• 16) forward

  So does Edie! She was really looking forward to performing with Julie.

• 17) especially

  Especially when it came to the important things.

• 18) almost

  I almost left my husband for someone who calls me Mrs Solis.

• 19) actually

  No. Actually, that's why I'm here.

• 20) enough

  I think that's punishment enough.

• 21) far

  Ma'am, I'm afraid I'm not at liberty to discuss this any further with you.

• 22) together

  I asked if she'd like to live together. She said yes.

• 23) else

  OK! So you caught me doing it with somebody else. What's the big deal?