Some easily confused adverbs:

Easily confused adverbs

Choose the option you think is correct

I thought he was French, but he's __________ Belgian.
currently
hardly
actually
He was late as usual. He __________ arrived just as the meeting was about to finish.
eventually
hardly
currently
He is ALMOST always late for important meetings = He is __________ always late for important meetings.
nearly
hardly
currently
I haven't seen him RECENTLY = I haven't seen him __________ .
ultimately
merely
lately
It's his decision IN THE END = It's __________ his decision.
currently
ultimately
rarely
I don't know him very well at all = I __________ know him.
utterly
difficultly
hardly
We SELDOM see them these days = We __________ see them these days.
actually
rarely
currently
It's ALMOST impossible to learn a language in six months = It's __________ impossible to learn a language in six months.
virtually
totally
completely
When we arrived in London, the rain was falling __________ .
strongly
heavily
powerfully
What are you working on AT THE MOMENT? = What are you __________ working on?
hardly
currently
actually
He FINALLY turned up just after midnight = He __________ turned up just after midnight.
actually
slowly
eventually
We need to make some changes AT ONCE = We need to make some changes __________ .
immediately
suddenly
lately
Our market share is growing REASONABLY WELL AND CONSTANTLY = Our market share is growing __________ .
dramatically
steadily
rapidly
Our market share fell __________ in July and hasn't really recovered since. (de repente)
quickly
suddenly
cleverly
I don't think David is COMPLETELY to blame for the company's problems = I don't think David is ________ to blame for the company's problems.
actually
entirely
nearly
I ASSUME David will be attending the meeting = __________ David will be attending the meeting.
Actually
Presumably
Assumably