Adverbs

• 1) harshly

  I'm sorry if Mr Carson spoke harshly.

• 2) amazingly

  That you were amazingly friendly.

• 3) terribly

  I'm terribly sorry, Lady Grantham.

• 4) sudden

  Sudden, stupid, wasteful death.

• 5) normally

  Normally it's an oil-stained sandwich and bottle of pop.

• 6) absolutely

  Oh, absolutely. I'd like that loo.

• 7) exactly

  - Don't you know? - She's not exactly trained yet.

• 8) alone

  and alone

• 9) perhaps

  that Larry had perhaps not quite thought matters through.

• 10) behind

  I'm sorry I'm a bit behind.

• 11) instead

  If you died instead of him,

• 12) forward

  - Mr Bates is looking forward to it. - I wish I was.

• 13) quite

  but it doesn't seem quite fair on his lordship, to string it out.

• 14) especially

  It's good to think of a new life coming. Especially on a day like this.

• 15) round

  Looking round, I wonder if we ought to have opened Grantham House.

• 16) late

  For once, we can eat when civilised people eat, so don't be late back.

• 17) almost

  Almost everyone we know is selling their London house,

• 18) outside

  Butter and milk are in the meat safe outside.

• 19) actually

  Actually, Mr Barrow, it might be better if you step back.

• 20) soon

  All you need now are clients. And that'll happen soon enough.

• 21) along

  Perhaps I've been wrong all along.

• 22) enough

  All you need now are clients. And that'll happen soon enough.

• 23) far

  Not at all. It's entirely my fault, I got here far too early.