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Spanish Adverbs - Part 2

The Spanish Adverb

The natural position of the adverb is after the verb, as:

El convendría de muy buena gana: He would willingly consent.

But a great liberty is allowed in this respect, as:

Seguramente firmaría el endoso: He would certainly sign the endorsement.

Siempre se lo voy repitiendo: I keep always repeating it to him.

Mucho is the only adverb which does not generally admit of "very" for the superlative; it takes ísimo instead. However "muy mucho" is found, especially when used jocularly.

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Vocabulary

á ojos cegarritas - blindly
al amor de - near, beside
aparentar - to appear
basto - common, inferior, coarse
en efectivo - in cash
en metálico - in cash

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