I don’t think I could move abroad permanently. → (To show sincerity) - Honestly, I don’t think I could move abroad permanently., The team performed better than expected. → (To comment on the result you didn't expect) - Surprisingly, the team performed better than expected., He didn’t enjoy the experience at all. → (To express disappointment) - Sadly, he didn’t enjoy the experience at all., She has been so nervous before. → (To mean that you haven’t done this before) - She has never been so nervous before., It was difficult for us to finish the project on time. → (To express regret) - Regrettably, it was difficult for us to finish the project on time., He will agree to work extra hours. → (To show that it’s clear or obvious) - Clearly/Obviously, he will agree to work extra hours., She eats vegetables. → (To emphasize that it’s unexpected) - She eats even vegetables., I bought this book for you. → (To emphasize that it’s meant for someone specific) - I bought this book especially for you., I didn’t like the movie. → (To agree negatively) - I didn’t like the movie either., I enjoyed the food. → (To agree positively, me too) - I also enjoyed the food., They visit us these days. → (To mean it happens rarely) - They rarely/ harly ever visit us these days., She could have imagined such a strange story. → (To mean never could this have happened) - Never could she have imagined such a strange story., They realized how dangerous it was. → (To mean scarcely) - They barely realized how dangerous it was., The shop is open at night. → (To mean it doesn’t happen anymore) - The shop is no longer open at night., We talked about your progress. (To emphasize the main topic of conversation) - We talked mainly about your progress.,

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