Adverbs

• 1) temporarily

  - You think I'm temporarily disabled? - Depression can be temporary.

• 2) somehow

  Somehow they found us.

• 3) somewhere

  Mr. Talbot's family's worth somewhere in the neighbourhood of $200 million.

• 4) obviously

  Although we obviously should.

• 5) previously

  Previously on Lost:

• 6) exactly

  So I'm curious. What exactly was he selling you door-to-door?

• 7) earlier

  Do you remember earlier, when you called me a cheater?

• 8) alone

  We approach Jack when he's alone.

• 9) almost

  and thinking I'd give almost anything to come up with a way to stop him leaving.

• 10) outside

  - Richard, wait a minute. - I'll wait outside.

• 11) actually

  My mother, actually.

• 12) soon

  As soon as you resume your sessions, you can re-apply.

• 13) enough

  I'd say I hope that box is big enough to imagine yourself up a new submarine.

• 14) currently

  OK, but you should know, John, my daughter currently hates me.

• 15) fast

  You're not recovering as fast as you'd like.

• 16) else

  - Jack! - Who else is with you?

• 17) ago

  She met him two months ago.

• 18) ever

  Have you ever considered seeking out your biological parents?

• 19) never

  You never know when a little C-4 might come in handy.

• 20) again

  And I'm not gonna let you do it again.

• 21) too

  that would be the end of me too.

• 22) course

  Of course it would.

• 23) around

  Knowing you had no business walking around.