Attitudes

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You will learn about how some words express your attitude/opinion when used in a utterance.
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adverbs and phrases

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1. used to say that something was done or will be done by a particular person and not by someone else; 2. used to say that someone knows a person or thing from personal experience and not because of someone else

used to stress that a statement is true especially when it differs in some way from what might have been thought or expected.

1. used to stress the truth or sincerity of what is being said; 2. used to show annoyance or disapprova

used to emphasize that you are talking about something that is easy to see, understand, or recognize. It can sometimes sound rude.

used to say you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true

used to say that a statement describes a general feeling or opinion relating to or affecting all the people or things in a group

1. used to emphasize the truth of a statement; 2. used to ask if a statement is really true; 3. used to show surprise or interest in what has been said; 4. often used in an ironic way in response to a statement that is regarded as very obvious

used to stress that something is accurate, complete, or correct