[Unit 1D] Sentence adverbs Flashcards by Olya Sergeeva

[SENTENCE ADVERBS]

Already I was feeling very cut off from the world, and it was only… A_, I had no idea what time it was!

(= если честно)

Already I was feeling very cut off from the world, and it was only… actually, I had no idea what time it was!

/ˈæktʃuəli/

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After breakfast, I needed to get some cash. I_, this meant a trip to the bank because cashpoints are technological devices.

(= неизбежным образом)

After breakfast, I needed to get some cash. Inevitably, this meant a trip to the bank because cashpoints are technological devices.

/ɪnˈevɪtəbli/

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N_ s_, the bank teller thought I was a bit strange withdrawing money this way.

(= неудивительно)

Not surprisingly, the bank teller thought I was a bit strange withdrawing money this way.

/səˈpraɪzɪŋli/

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N_, it took longer, but I had a great chat with the guy who served me.

(= естественно)

Naturally, it took longer, but I had a great chat with the guy who served me.

/ˈnætʃrəli/

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St_, I found it easier to concentrate on my writing.

(= как ни странно)

Strangely, I found it easier to concentrate on my writing.

/ˈstreɪndʒli/

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A_ _ a_, I wouldn’t say I could live without technology.

(= подводя итог - at the end of an article)

All in all, I wouldn’t say I could live without technology.

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P_, I really missed my phone all day.

(= как и следовало ожидать)

Predictably, I really missed my phone all day.

/prɪˈdɪktəbli/

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I felt very out of touch. H_, I kept to my promise of a tech-free day and I did have more face-to-face interaction.

(= тем не менее)

I felt very out of touch. However, I kept to my promise of a tech-free day and I did have more face-to-face interaction.

/ˌhaʊˈev.ər/

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I_, the day I chose to go tech-free was when everyone decided to message me.

(= ну и естественно)

Ironically, the day I chose to go tech-free was when everyone decided to message me.

/aɪˈrɒnɪkli/

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R_, I missed some very important emails that day.

(= к сожалению)

Regrettably, I missed some very important emails that day.

/rɪˈɡretəbli/

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U_, it made me realise just how addicted to technology we all are.

(= несомненно - doubt..)

Undoubtedly, it made me realise just how addicted to technology we all are.

/ʌnˈdaʊtɪdli/

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Re_, by noon, I felt more connected to my surroundings than I had in months.

(= удивительным образом)

Remarkably, by noon, I felt more connected to my surroundings than I had in months.

/rɪˈmɑːkəbli/

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Ad_, there were moments I almost cracked and reached for my phone.

(= не стану скрывать, признаюсь)

cracked = сломалась; reached for = потянулась за

Admittedly, there were moments I almost cracked and reached for my phone.

/ədˈmɪtɪdli/

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Und_, the lack of digital distractions gave me a clearer head.

(= certainly, бесспорно - from ‘deny’)

Undeniably, the lack of digital distractions gave me a clearer head.

/ˌʌndɪˈnaɪəbli/

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W_ _ d_, the hardest part was not scrolling through social media before bed.

(= вне всяких сомнений)

Without a doubt, the hardest part was not scrolling through social media before bed.

/daʊt/

b is not pronounced! the words ‘without’ and ‘doubt’ rhyme!

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Int_, I felt my sleep was deeper that night without the usual screen-time.

(= любопытно, что; интересным образом, …)

Interestingly, I felt my sleep was deeper that night without the usual screen-time.

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F_, I had a good book to occupy my evening.

(= по счастью)

Fortunately, I had a good book to occupy my evening.

/ˈfɔːtʃənətli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS]

A_, the tech-free day was more beneficial than I had anticipated.

(= Пожалуй)

Arguably, the tech-free day was more beneficial than I had anticipated.

/ˈɑːɡjuəbli/

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He is ar_ the best actor of his generation.

(= пожалуй)

He is arguably the best actor of his generation.

/ˈɑːɡjuəbli/

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_ s_, my friends were puzzled when I didn’t come to the party.

(= неудивительно)

Not surprisingly, my friends were puzzled when I didn’t come to the party.

/səˈpraɪzɪŋli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS]

And I _ _ c_ - by this stage, I was having to make a real effort not to get my phone out and check my messages.

(= должен признаться)

And I have to confess - by this stage, I was having to make a real effort not to get my phone out and check my messages.

/kənˈfes/

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_ w_ part was not being able to check updates in the news or from my friends.

(- самое ужасное)

The worst part was not being able to check updates in the news or from my friends.

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It all i_ leads to tragedy.

(= непременно)

It all inevitably leads to tragedy.

/ɪnˈevɪtəbli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS]

[to emphasize a fact]

-Do you a_ mean it?

(= ты правда так думаешь?)

-Do you actually mean it?

/ˈæktʃuəli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] She is 32, lives with her parents and can't really hold a job. **\_ s\_**, her father is getting irritated with her. (= **неудивительно**)

**Not surprisingly**, her father is getting irritated with her. /səˈpraɪzɪŋli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] A: Are you actually gonna tell her father about this?? B: **\_**, I think this is the correct thing to do. (= **ну**)

**Well**, I think this is the correct thing to do.

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] I've been taking this English course for about a month now. **N\_**, my vocabulary is expanding, but a little too slowly for my taste. (= **естественно, конечно же**)

**Naturally**, my vocabulary is expanding, but a little too slowly for my taste. /ˈnætʃrəli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] -How was the party? -**A\_ \_ a\_**, I think it went pretty well. (= **в общем и целом**)

-How was the party? -**All in all**, I think it went pretty well.

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] She is an artist whose work will **u\_** stand the test of time. (= **вне всяких сомнений**)

She is an artist whose work will **undoubtedly** stand the test of time. /ʌnˈdaʊtɪdli/ or: undeniably

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] I believe, like you, that the subject is important. **H\_**, there are more pressing matters. (= **однако**, есть дела поважнее)

I believe, like you, that the subject is important. **However**, there are more pressing matters. /haʊˈevə(r)/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] And **\_ w\_ p\_** of it is that you made me look like an idiot in front of my daughter. (= **самое ужасное**)

And **the worst part** of it is that you made me look like an idiot in front of my daughter.

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] Being a professional athlete has never been easy but it taught me discipline and dedication, and **s\_**, it gave me faith. **(= удивительным образом)**

It taught me discipline and dedication, and **strangely**, it gave me faith. /ˈstreɪndʒli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] Well, I **h\_ \_ c\_** that I am a little... no, I'm very attracted to you. (= **вынуждена признать**)

Well, I **have to confess** that I am a little... no, I'm very attracted to you. /kənˈfes/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] Life continued **\_** for Vicky and Doug, until one afternoon, when an unpredictable moment occurred. (= **предсказуемым образом**)

Life continued **predictably** for Vicky and Doug, until one afternoon, when an unpredictable moment occurred. /prɪˈdɪktəbli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] **I\_**, although he was an anthropologist he found human interaction difficult. (= **как это ни парадоксально**)

**Ironically**, although he was an anthropologist he found human interaction difficult. /aɪˈrɒnɪkli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] It’s **r\_** impossible for us to cancel your registration now. (= **к сожалению**)

It’s **regrettably** impossible for us to cancel your registration now. /rɪˈɡretəbli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] Cats are **re\_** athletic and dexterous creatures. (= **удивительно, поразительно**) | dexterous = ловкие

Cats are **remarkably** athletic and dexterous creatures. /rɪˈmɑːkəbli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] **Ad\_**, I was wrong to keep secrets from you. (= **признаю**)

**Admittedly**, I was wrong to keep secrets from you. /ədˈmɪtɪdli/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] She is **u\_** attractive. (= **бесспорно**)

She is **undeniably** attractive. /ˌʌndɪˈnaɪəbli/ or: undoubtedly

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] **W\_ \_ d\_**, this film is overhyped. (= **вне всяких сомнений** фильм переоценен)

**Without a doubt**, this film is overhyped. /daʊt/

[SENTENCE ADVERBS] I got in a car accident, but **f\_** it was just a big scare. (= **к счастью**) | (it was just a **scare** = I got **afraid** but nothing bad happened)

I got in a car accident, but **fortunately** it was just a big scare. /ˈfɔːtʃənətli/