The adverbial is a syntactical structure present in the predicate that provides information about the circumstances under which an action takes place. The adverbial affirmative confirms certainty regarding what the verb proposes, as it answers the questions “Really?” or “Certainly?” For example: Without a doubt , this was the best play I’ve seen so far this year.
- See also: Circumstantial denial
Examples of circumstantial affirmation
| Certainly | Obviously | Yeah |
| For sure | Likely | Without a doubt |
| Surely | Probably | Without exception |
| Indeed | Surely | Truly |
- See also: Sentences with adverbials of affirmation
Examples of sentences with circumstantial affirmation
- We’ll probablytour Europe this year.
- Yes, we will live in the countryside.
- Ana certainlymakes me suspicious.
- I’m sureyou’ll like my cousin.
- We will come to your birthday party without exception.
- My boss told me that my project was, by far, the best.
- Without a doubt, The Feast of the Goat is Mario Vargas Llosa’s best book.
- Obviouslythe exam was difficult because many students failed.
- Yes, I’ll text you as soon as we get home.
- I’ll probablytake a cooking class next year.
- The movie was really
- That is indeedmy grandfather’s house.
- The doctor told me it was probablyjust a cold.
