FLE modal adverbs

Notably

• Certainty 

• Possibility

• Emphasis

What does the word "notably" mean?

• In a way that is ordinary or average

• In a way that is unclear or uncertain

• In a way that is particularly remarkable or worth mentioning

Undoubtedly

• Certainty

• Possibility

• Emphasis

Which situation would "undoubtedly" be the best choice to show certainty?

• The concert was great, but I'm not sure if it was the best one I've seen.

• Maybe she forgot about the meeting.

• It was clear to everyone that she would win the competition.

Conceivably

• Certainty

• Possibility

• Emphasis

What does the word "conceivably" mean?

• In a way that is possible to imagine or believe

• In a way that is impossible to imagine or believe

• In a way that is definitely true or certain

Which of the following is the best way to use "conceivably" in a sentence?

• Conceivably, she won the race because she trained harder than everyone.

• Conceivably, we could finish the project by tomorrow if we all work hard.

• Conceivably, it is raining outside.

Presumably

• Certainty

• Possibility

• Emphasis

• True or False: The word "presumably" means you are completely certain about something.

• True

• False

___ speaking, I think the plan could have been executed much better.

• Respectfully

• Carefully

• Frankly