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Daily Use Smart English Words:
| Actually | I actually saw a ghost. |
| Again | Do it again. |
| Ahead | Please go ahead. |
| Almost | I’m almost finished. |
| Already | I already did that. |
| Altogether | The noise has altogether stopped. |
| Altogether | This is altogether different. |
| Anymore | Don’t call me anymore. |
| Anyway | I’ll do it anyway. |
| Approximately | The bridge is approximately one mile long. |
| Automatically | The door locks automatically. |
| Automatically | The doors open and close automatically. |
| Basically | Basically, I agree with your opinion. |
| Below | Please read the text below. |
| Briefly | State your case briefly. |
| Certainly | I certainly don’t blame you. |
| Closely | Look at it closely. |
| Constantly | She watches TV constantly. |
| Currently | She is currently in danger. |
| Deeply | Don’t sleep too deeply. |
| Deeply | Her lies hurt my father deeply. |
| Deliberately | I didn’t do it deliberately. |
| Directly | Can I talk to you directly? |
| Easily | I don’t cry easily. |
| Effectively | Candidates must be able to communicate effectively. |
| Else | I need something else. |
| Elsewhere | She went shopping elsewhere. |
| Equally | You have to share the cake equally. |
| Especially | I especially like rock music. |
| Eventually | I’ll find out eventually. |
English words for beginners
Daily Use Smart English Words:
| Ever | I’m as busy as ever. |
| Exactly | I don’t know exactly. |
| Extremely | I’m extremely tired. |
| Finally | I finally got a job. |
| Fortunately | Fortunately, no passengers were injured. |
| Fully | I fully support your proposal. |
| Generally | I generally agree with her. |
| Gently | Do it gently. |
| Greatly | I am greatly impressed. |
| Hardly | I hardly watch TV. |
| Highly | I recommend it highly. |
| Honestly | I honestly don’t know. |
| Hopefully | Hopefully the weather will be just like today. |
| However | However, I am not a specialist. |
| Immediately | I wrote him immediately. |
| Initially | It was much worse than we initially thought. |
| Literally | I didn’t mean that literally. |
| Mainly | My success was mainly due to your help. |
| Merely | It’s merely a joke. |
| More or less | I’ve more or less finished reading the book. |
| Necessarily | You don’t necessarily have to go there. |
| Normally | I don’t normally lie. |
| Obviously | Obviously want to help. |
| Often | He often helps others. |
| Originally | I’m originally from Australia. |
| Perfectly | I’m perfectly fine. |
| Personally | Do you know him personally? |
| Physically | She is young and physically fit. |
| Primarily | Baseball is primarily a summer game. |
| Probably | I should probably go. |
Spoken English Words
Daily Use Smart English Words:
| Properly | Let’s do this properly. |
| Quickly | Come here quickly. |
| Rarely | I very rarely eat meat. |
| Rather | I’d rather go home. |
| Readily | Jack readily agreed to help. |
| Really | I really like it. |
| Recently | I went there recently. |
| Regularly | You have to eat regularly. |
| Relatively | She speaks relatively fast. |
| Roughly | He drives roughly. |
| Seriously | I take my job seriously. |
| Similarly | The two boys dress similarly. |
| Slightly | I’m slightly busy. |
| Slowly | I have to walk slowly. |
| So that | I move aside so that she might come in. |
| Somewhat | He was somewhat excited. |
| Soon | It’ll rain soon. |
| Specifically | She mentioned you specifically. |
| Strongly | I strongly advise you to use this. |
| Successfully | He successfully passed the exam. |
| Suddenly | Her eyes suddenly filled with tears. |
| Suddenly | I suddenly feel sick. |
| Terribly | He’s a terribly naughty child. |
| Therefore | I was ill, and therefore could not come. |
| Thus | Fold the sheets thus. |
| Totally | I totally forgot. |
| Twice | I checked it twice. |
| Ultimately | Who is ultimately responsible for this? |
| Widely | She is widely known. |




