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The word seriously is an adverb that means doing something with a lot of thought and attention, showing that it's important to you. It's the adverb form of the adjective serious.

For example, when someone is serious about a project, they think it's very important. If they work seriously, it means they work with a lot of effort and care.

To make an adverb from an adjective, you often add -ly to the end of the adjective. When an adjective ends in y, you need to change the y to i and add -ly. For instance, happy becomes happily.

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She seems to take her work very BLANK.

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seriously

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This word describes how she works with a lot of thought and attention, showing her work is important to her.

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