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- - - - These days(front) I probably (mid) take my health much more seriously.(final)
        These days(front) I take much more seriously all those things I used to take for granted.
  - - - I've been incredibly busy this week. Yesterday I worked more than twelve hours.
        Never have I see such a disturbing sight.
        Here lies the body of our late lamented sovereign.
        I get paid monthly.
  - - - She always arrives by taxi
        
        She is always on time.
        
        We have never been to the Greek island. You can just see the coast.
        Sea eagles have occasionally been seen around Loch Lomond.
        
        I sometimes don't understand his arguments. He still hasn't convinced me.
        
        You really don't understand me at all. But she never is on time.
        Madonna never has been shy of image changes.
        
        The Federal Reserve today announced an immediate rise in interest rates.
  - - - They aren't selling it any more.
        He plays the guitar well.
        Tom painstakingly counted out the coins and arranged them neatly into piles.
        They hardly ever watch television.
        These days I eat desserts very rarely.
        The statue was lifted (carefully) (onto the plinth) (before the ceremony)
- - - - just, wtextell, soon, too, quite, still
        kind of , of course, at last
        
        tragic - tragically, excitable - exitably, easy - easily, real - really,
        
        home - homeward, after - aftewards. price - pricewise, health - healthwise,
        
        some + time - sometime
  - - - close, dead, fast, fine, long, low, pretty, short, straight, wide, wrong
        
        We flew direct from Ukraine to Berlin.
        Don't go. I'll be with you directly.
        The plane arrived late due to bad weather.
        She's been rather ill lately.
        He lifted it high over his head.
        Arsenic is highly toxic.
        He braked hard when he saw the cat.
        We hardly know our neighbours.
        Turn right at the crossroads. Try to do it right this time.
        The tribunal rightly condemned the war criminals.
        We got into the concert free.
        Sheep roam freely over the hills.
        We explored deep into the jungle.
        I'm deeply ashamed of my behaviour.
        
        He left like a coward. He left in a cowardly way.
        
        She's a real nice girl. The team's runing good this season.
- - - - I thought his answers were pretty good on the whole.
        The French team did really well in the first round.
        Her news came as quite a shock
        In our school roughly fifty students have mobile phones.
        He hit the ball hard and this time(noun phrase) it flew into the back of the net.(adverbs)
        She performed so emthusiastically that the judjes overlooked her inexperience.
  - - - In the lottery draw red balls seem to come up more frequently than yellow ones.
        f you tuned the engine more often the car would go faster.
- - - - Economically, the current government has been a resounding success.
        (The government has successfully managed the economy)
  - - - I don't think he knows what he's talking about, frankly.
        
        Incidentally, I noticed they were looking for new players.
        
        incidentally/by the way - I'm changing the subject.
        understandably - one can sympathise with this.
        apparently - this is smth I believe to be true, although I'm not certain it is correct.
        
        Despite being in a zoo, the animals behaved quite naturally. ( = in a natural way)
        Naturally, wild animals behave quite differently in captivity. (=what is expected)
        The teacher answered the question clearly and precisely. (= in a clear way)
        Clearly, the teacher didn't answer the question. ( This is obvious)