Vocabulary

Esperanto – Adverbs Exercise

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but
The house is small but romantic.
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too much
He has always worked too much.
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long
I had to wait long in the waiting room.
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for free
Solar energy is for free.
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also
Her girlfriend is also drunk.
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a little
I want a little more.
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never
One should never give up.
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nowhere
These tracks lead to nowhere.
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yesterday
It rained heavily yesterday.
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too much
The work is getting too much for me.
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into
They jump into the water.
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often
Tornadoes are not often seen.