Adverbs

• 1) terribly

  I'm terribly sorry.

• 2) aloud

  Please forgive me. I was thinking aloud. We'll drop the subject.

• 3) sufficiently

  Which was sufficiently severe to impede the leg mechanism.

• 4) nowhere

  Where have you been all day? Nowhere. I've just been busy.

• 5) differently

  Maybe when he's thought about it he'll feel differently, you never know.

• 6) steady

  Steady on, sir. The ladies have had enough shocks for one day.

• 7) somehow

  Somehow, it made me feel more than ever

• 8) somewhere

  In the meantime, have you found somewhere to live?

• 9) apparently

  Apparently, Vera wrote to a friend just before my last visit.

• 10) forever

  It won't last forever but by the time it's done,

• 11) normally

  I think it's April. Matthew should be walking normally by them.

• 12) doubt

  No doubt you will regard this as rather unorthodox,

• 13) properly

  I should have enough to go into business, properly.

• 14) indeed

  Hear, hear. Indeed.

• 15) certainly

  Do you think they will return? I certainly hope so.

• 16) nearly

  I nearly put out the new dinner jacket, m'lord,

• 17) exactly

  I don't know exactly. It just is.

• 18) alone

  Almost 30 dead on this estate alone.

• 19) perhaps

  Perhaps it was a spur of the moment decision. It can't have been.

• 20) instead

  Suppose I give you sixpence to spend in the village instead?'

• 21) forward

  that the war is really over... and it's time to move forward.

• 22) quite

  So that's the finish of it. Not quite. We still have Matthew.

• 23) recently

  It's just something his lordship said recently, I can't get out of my mind.