Adverbs

• 1) sparsely

  This car, then, is sparsely equipped and annoying.

• 2) thankfully

  Thankfully, Hammond had decided to program

• 3) foremost

  It's not an off-roader, it's not an SUV. First and foremost, it's a Bentley.

• 4) backwards

  That's what they want: backwards with Britain.

• 5) sadly

  Sadly, at this point, Jeremy thought of something to say.

• 6) nicely

  Flick it in. Nicely done.

• 7) permanently

  I was going to ask if the glovebox is permanently locked shut in the Jag,

• 8) nowhere

  Nowhere, really.

• 9) precisely

  Feeding it precisely through there on this damp track,

• 10) meanwhile

  JAMES: Clarkson, meanwhile, had decided he didn't need to have a practice.

• 11) somehow

  We've lost the feed somehow from the sub.

• 12) perfectly

  I already explained it perfectly well with the underpants thing.

• 13) aside

  Anyway, look, if we can just put the bickering aside for one moment,

• 14) somewhere

  - He's out there somewhere. - He's out there somewhere. This is fantastic.

• 15) obviously

  And that's what I'm on about. Mercedes has obviously got it into its head,

• 16) apart

  The most annoying thing, apart from the buttons on the steering wheel,

• 17) eventually

  Because you know if you have a car, eventually you sell it,

• 18) possibly

  Anyway, look... No, you're possibly right, but I've done a calculation.

• 19) normally

  a normally aspirated five-litre V8.

• 20) absolutely

  You're absolutely right. They are very emotional.

• 21) properly

  Well, I didn't pronounce it properly.

• 22) extremely

  and extremely comfortable five-seater

• 23) indeed

  Yes, thank you very much, indeed.