1, REWRITE THESE SENTENCES USING THE ADVERBS IN BRACKETS: . Mary eats a bar of chocolate. (occasionally) . The two women smiled at each other. (friendly) ©. Because of the results of her check-up, Evelyn will be in a bad mood. (probably) d. Things look more serious than they really are. (sometimes) e. Mrs. Smith gave up her diet. (yesterday) Excuse me, is there a chemist? (nearby) . Tom hasn't finished his lunch. (yet) . Hanna is waiting to pay for her meal. (still) The children have eaten their ice-creams. (already) I'm going to learn how fo cook Chinese food. (maybe) . We should eat fruit and vegetables. (everyday) Mr. Osborn invited him for a cup of coffee before he left. (suddenly) |. Only Peter was drinking. (heavily) . She earns a lot of money but she denies that she is a millionaires she reports to be. (strongly) . I'm only interested in writing about sad and important things. (deeply) . That woman lives in a nice neighbourhood. (lovely) . | don't believe in John’s excuses. (really) .. The boss lay off her when he found out about her secret. (almost) . He is a swimmer. (enthusiastically) They visit their parents. (occasionally) . They have seen the movie. (already) . Andrew decided to answer his essay. (quickly) . He left school. (early) . He wrote a note fo her mother. (carefully) . She eats meet twice a week. (only) . Rose found out about her real parents. (accidently)