關於Simply的意思和用法的提問

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A: the sentence is fundamentally incorrect, so i understand why you got confused.

however, in exams such as this one, you have no choice but to pick the best answer even though it is fundamentally incorrect.

A: example sentence: “I simply wish I grew up speaking Japanese.” Simply is an adverb modifying wish letting the receiver know that my wish is simple. It functions similar to “only”. E.g. “I only wish to have a healthy family in life.” Simply can replace only.

“I simply hope for the best.”

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A: That's simply not how it's done

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◇ I can solve a simple math equation.

◇Kittens are simply adorable!

A: simply = merely; just
"simply sign the form to complete it"

totally = completely; absolutely
"her house was totally destroyed by the fire"

terribly = extremely; very
or very badly; unpleasantly
"I'm terribly sorry"

absolutely = with no restriction or limitation
"she trusted him absolutely"

definitely= without doubt; clearly
"i will definitely be at your graduation"

:) hope that helps!

A: Easy - It was easy to lift the bottles one by one, but hard to carry them all at once
Simply - He emptied the bottles into a barrel and simply carried that.

A: @Ri-na "monotonous" literally means "one sound" or "one colour".

That's why it's dull and boring.

It is also "simple", but we wouldn't say that normally.

A: @Kevoconnor: Kev is right. One is effort (easily) and one is complexity (simply) i.e. The Hulk could easily lift a car, or he could simply walk around it.

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