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A. She possibly completed the marathon in record time, though we’re still waiting for the results.
B. She possibly the book returned yesterday.
C. The cat possibly eats loudly.
D. Possibly the teacher angry was.
A. She possibly completed the marathon in record time, though we’re still waiting for the results.
A. He certainly will come to the meeting on time.
B. She certainly arrives late every day maybe.
C. Certainly the paint drys quickly it.
D. They certainly dancing at the park not.
A. He certainly will come to the meeting on time.
A. The cat obligately loves to nap in the sun.
B. Obligately, employees can choose their own hours.
C. Some animals feed obligately on certain plants.
D. He obligately smiled at the camera.
C. Some animals feed obligately on certain plants.
A. Winning doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the best.
B. She necessarily bakes cookies for fun.
C. He necessarily angry when he speaks loudly.
D. Necessarily, it snowed because I brought a coat.
A. Winning doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the best.
A. She ably to write a letter every day.
B. He ably handled the pressure of the debate.
C. The cake was ably delicious.
D. They sang ably the notes.
B. He ably handled the pressure of the debate.
A. She requisitely smiled at the dog.
B. The project was requisitely approved before launch.
C. He requisitely drives fast.
D. The chair requisitely turned.
B. The project was requisitely approved before launch.
A. The actor began his career promisingly.
B. She promisingly dog walked.
C. They promisingly ran out of gas.
D. Promisingly, he forgot the paper.
A. The actor began his career promisingly.
A. That soup was decidedly too salty.
B. He decidedly maybe agrees.
C. Decidedly, she rain walks.
D. The dog decidedly sleep.
A. That soup was decidedly too salty.
A. She responsibly managed the team’s schedule.
B. He responsibly to walk late.
C. The window responsibly opens.
D. They responsibly playing games.
A. She responsibly managed the team’s schedule.
A. The manager permissively allowed flexible hours.
B. She permissively screamed at the kids.
C. The lake permissively froze.
D. He permissively angry at lunch.
A. The manager permissively allowed flexible hours.
A. Possibly the lights on stayed.
B. She possibly forgot to lock the door.
C. The possibly man jogged quickly.
D. He was possibly the loud music playing.
B. She possibly forgot to lock the door.
A. He certainly had no idea what was happening.
B. They certainly forgot the names possibly.
C. Certainly, noise is always fun.
D. The book certainly reading.
A. He certainly had no idea what was happening.
A. Obligately, she sang the national anthem.
B. The species feeds obligately on eucalyptus leaves.
C. He obligately smiles for photos.
D. She obligately runs in the mornings.
B. The species feeds obligately on eucalyptus leaves.
A. She necessarily smiles when she’s sad.
B. Not all change is necessarily bad.
C. The teacher necessarily yelled at everyone.
D. Necessarily they homework finished.
B. Not all change is necessarily bad.
A. He ably climbed the mountain with little help.
B. She ably reads delicious books.
C. Ably the music played.
D. They ably the cake baked.
A. He ably climbed the mountain with little help.
A. Requisitely, she eats dinner at 6 PM every day.
B. The form must be filled requisitely before processing.
C. The dog barked requisitely.
D. They requisitely sang the wrong note.
B. The form must be filled requisitely before processing.
A. The startup began promisingly but lost funding.
B. She promisingly drove fast.
C. He ran promisingly late to work.
D. The cat meowed promisingly.
A. The startup began promisingly but lost funding.
A. The room was decidedly warmer than expected.
B. He decidedly maybe wants dinner.
C. She smiled decidedly to the wind.
D. Decidedly, cake was eaten.
A. The room was decidedly warmer than expected.
A. The kids acted responsibly during the emergency.
B. She responsibly cried at the comedy show.
C. He responsibly shouted at everyone.
D. They responsibly misbehave in class.
A. The kids acted responsibly during the emergency.
A. The parent permissively let the child stay up late.
B. He permissively ignored all rules.
C. She permissively decorated her sandwich.
D. The tree permissively dropped leaves.
A. The parent permissively let the child stay up late.
A. He is possibly coming to the party tonight.
B. Possibly dog barked at the sun.
C. She is possibly the barking.
D. They possibly walking now.
A. He is possibly coming to the party tonight.
A. It is certainly going to rain this afternoon.
B. Certainly, she maybe won.
C. Certainly the books fly.
D. I am certainly cooking no.
A. It is certainly going to rain this afternoon.
A. The outcome was decidedly in our favor.
B. She decidedly perhaps likes oranges.
C. He decidedly ran happy.
D. The book was decidedly.
A. The outcome was decidedly in our favor.
A. She responsibly completed her chores before playing.
B. He responsibly failed his test on purpose.
C. They responsibly broke all the rules.
D. The dog responsibly barked all night.
A. She responsibly completed her chores before playing.
A. The young musician played promisingly at her first recital.
B. Promisingly, she yelled at the customers.
C. He promisingly forgot to submit the form.
D. The weather promisingly canceled.
A. The young musician played promisingly at her first recital.