Complete the sentences with the adverbs.
We read the story _______________ because we wanted to make sure we had the facts correct.
closely
alarmingly
remarkably
Complete the sentences with the adverbs.
We read the story _______________ because we wanted to make sure we had the facts correct.
closely
alarmingly
remarkably
He's a _______________ good tennis player, despite no one in his family being any good at sport.
alarmingly
remarkably
critically
Complete the sentences with the missing words.
We had a great lesson on how to identify ____________ – information that can't be trusted.
fake news
gut feeling
face value
I had a ____________ not to trust him. Something just didn't seem right.
newsworthy stories
gut feeling
bombarded with
If you're not sure about something, then ____________the facts before believing it is true.
distort
commercial gain
double-check
I think they are only doing it for ____________, they're not really interested in improving working conditions.
instincts
commercial gain
reputable
Сomplete the sentences.
My grandfather was a ____________________ man, but he had a very kind face despite this.
nonstop
thin-lipped
lime-green
backup
I've been working as a ____________________ for a few years and it involves reading a lot of documents.
heartwarming
present-day
breaking news
copy editor
I try to keep up with _____________________ but there is so much local news to read that I don't always manage.
foreign affairs
high-quality
mouth-watering
ill-advised
Always look at the facts _______and don't just believe everything you hear.
deliberately
Knowingly
Closely
Alarmingly
The ability to think ________is a necessary skill nowadays. You should first read the information, and then your own opinion.
Alarmingly
Critically
Closely
Remarkably
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