The economy has been growing quite slowly over the last few years, despite the government’s efforts to encourage investment., during the past several years, up to the present, There are literally hundreds of people waiting outside the store for the sale to begin., used to emphasize that something is exactly true or actually happened, rather than being an exaggeration, Generally, people tend to spend more money when they feel financially secure., in most cases or situations; as a general rule, I’m pretty sure I left my keys on the kitchen table, but I can’t find them anywhere., quite or rather; to a noticeable degree, Supposedly, the new manager has years of experience, but nobody seems to know where she worked before., according to what people say or believe, although it may not be true, Personally, I think working from home is much more productive than working in an office., used to express your own opinion or point of view, The exam was fairly difficult, but I managed to answer most of the questions., to some degree, but not very much, I’d happily move to another country if I got an interesting job offer., willingly and with pleasure, Admittedly, I haven’t been exercising much lately, but I’m planning to get back into my routine., used when accepting that something is true, especially something negative or inconvenient, In the past, people were more likely to stay with the same company throughout their careers., at an earlier time, before the present, House prices have risen dramatically in recent years, making it difficult for young people to buy their first home., suddenly or to a very great or noticeable degree, I completely forgot about our meeting and only remembered when my colleague called me., totally or entirely; to the fullest possible extent

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