Sentences with Adverbs of Doubt

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• How do they work in prayer?
• Examples of sentences with adverbs of doubt
• Examples of sentences with adverbial phrases

The adverbs of doubt (or doubtful) are the adverbs that indicate insecurity, fear or hope with respect to what is being said in the sentence. For example: maybe can go.

They are adverbs that introduce an uncertainty or possibility in the action of the sentence.

• See also: Adverbs of doubt

There are two types of adverbs of doubt:

• Simple Adverbs of Doubt. They are made up of a single word. For example: maybe, hopefully, maybe, possibly, probably, surely.
• Adverbial phrases of doubt. They are made up of more than one word, which works like an adverb. For example: no doubt, maybe, out there, maybe, almost certainly, apparently.

How do they work in prayer?

Like all adverbs, they modify and provide information about the action expressed in the verb and are therefore present in the predicate of the sentence.

Within the sentence, the adverbs of doubt function as circumstantial doubt. For example: hopefully no rain tomorrow.

Examples of sentences with adverbs of doubt

1. If perhaps It rains, take an umbrella.
2. ¿Perhaps will the sun rise today?
3. ¿Perhaps hurry?
4. ¡Apparently everything is solved!
5. Definitely I have no strength to give up.
6. Eventually we can have lunch here.
7. The teacher challenged us both, same we will make peace with each other.
8. Although we are no longer members of the club, equally we will be able to continue attending.
9. Equally the notes were not published yet.
10. Undoubtedly the information they have is very accurate.
11. Undoubtedly we will spend the Easter holidays in the country.
12. hopefully you remember what happened.
13. hopefully learn the lesson.
14. Possibly see you in a few days.
15. it's possible who have angina.
16. Possibly Store doors close earlier today.
17. Probably the houses will be evacuated due to the storm forecast.
18. ¿it's possible you ever get to class early?
19. ¿it's possible to be silent for five minutes?
20. maybe someday listen to what i say.
21. Surely the art show will be a success.
22. Undoubtedly that was a good way to express himself.
23. Possibly do not come to class tomorrow.
24. Probably morning snow in the city.
25. Surely the weekend I will visit my cousin.
26. Apparently we have won the championship.
27. hopefully this is over soon.
28. hopefully we can all have a day in peace.
29. Equally the teacher continued speaking.
30. ¿it's possible to call you in a few minutes?
31. Eventually we will have another teacher.
32. Surely I will come for your birthday.
33. Undoubtedly this dinner is delicious.
34. maybe can you do me a favor.
35. maybe he does not want to talk about what happened again.
36. Apparently the in-laws will also come to the party.
37. It is probable for my aunt to remarry next year.
38. If you stay, probably I gave you my cold.
39. Surely my mom wants you to come to my house.
40. Possibly stop by your house today after school.
41. They have not arrived yet. From same so we will arrive on time.
42. Equally we will go through the tourism agency.
43. Surely he will spend a few days sad.
44. it's possible that we reach an agreement.
45. Possibly the bus arrives at 4 pm.
46. Surely you do not remember because you were very small.
47. Eventually They will let us leave earlier if it continues to rain like this.
48. Undoubtedly you will approve.
49. Surely the teacher will not forgive you for that mistake.
50. Undoubtedly this year I have traveled a lot.

• See also: Sentences with adverbs

Examples of sentences with adverbial phrases

1. Maybe my mother arrives in that bus.
2. Maybe this is the best option.
3. Apparently she will buy gifts for everyone.
4. Apparently it's already five o'clock.
5. Apparently the doctor won't come today.
6. Almost sure We will have a lunch this Friday with the staff of the company.
7. In appearance she likes you
8. In the best case she will pass all the exams.
9. In the worst case we will have to leave tomorrow and not today.
10. In one of those she receives the gift she wants so much.
11. Undoubtedly, What you say is true.
12. Mary and John will come tomorrow, undoubtedly.
13. Maybe she doesn't listen to you well.
14. Maybe this ends right now.
15. Maybe the teacher wants to postpone the exam.
16. In appearance the hospital was packed with people.
17. At best, we will go on vacation at the same time.
18. In the worst of situations houses would have been ruined by the tornado.
19. In appearance he was a good dog.
20. I'm almost certain that she lied during the statement.
21. Apparently they will build a building here.
22. In spite of adversity, the team won the competition.
23. I will keep shopping in this store, despite of their prices.
24. Mariana maybe create that tale.
25. Rocío had bought a costume for Halloween but apparently he did not disguise himself.

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