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- _______ speaking, this song is utter garbage.
Question 1:
_______ speaking, this song is utter garbage. A. Obviously
B. Bluntly
Feedback It is correct to use the adverv 'bluntly'. It means 'direct manner of speaking'.
C. Currently
D. Suddenly
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Test 1-Adverbs | Upper-Intermediate English
- 20 minutes
- 10 questions
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