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Sentence Adverbs句子副词 ? Sentence Adverbs句子副词 Some adverbs used at the beginnings of a sentence refer to the whole sentence. They show how the sentence which follows relates to the rest of the text. Using these sentence adverbs and adverbials makes your writing easier to read because you show the reader the connections between one part of your text and another. Here are some of the most important expressions which do this: A Accordingly, Admittedly, All in all, All things considered, Alternatively, Anyway, Apparently, As a (general) rule, As a result, As far as I know, Astonishingly, At the same time, ? B Basically Briefly Broadly By and large By contrast ? C Characteristically Clearly Coincidentally Conveniently Conversely Curiously ? D Disappointingly ? E Equally Essentially Even so Eventually Explicitly ? F Finally Firstly Fortunately Fundamentally Funnily enough Furthermore ? G Generally speaking ? H Hopefully However ? I Incredibly Interestingly Ironically In addition In conclusion In consequence In contrast In that case In essence In fairness In general In many/some cases In other words In a nutshell In particular In practice In reality In retrospect In short In spite of this/that In theory In the same way In these circumstances In view of this ? L Luckily Lastly ? M Meanwhile Moreover More interestingly/seriously/specifically ? N Naturally Nevertheless Nonetheless ? O Obviously Officially On average On balance On reflection On the contrary On the one hand On the other hand On the whole Overall ? P Paradoxically Personally Potentially Predictably Presumably Primarily Probably Put simply ? R Remarkably ? S Sadly Secondly Seemingly Significantly Similarly Subsequently Surprisingly ? T Theoretically Therefore Thus To all intents and purposes To put it briefly To put it bluntly To put it crudely To put it in a nutshell To summarize (the situation) To sum up Typically ? U Ultimately Unbelievably Understandably Undoubtedly Unfortunately ? W With hindsight Note In aca