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Using willfully

or intentionally so it's usually to cause damage or to cause harm to something or somebody so we use it in a negative context he willfully ignored the restrictions and entered t...

Course: Precise words and opinionsSection: Advanced adverbsSubtitles: en

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deliberately

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or intentionally so it's usually to

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cause damage or to cause harm

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to something or somebody so we use it in

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a negative context he willfully ignored

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the restrictions and entered the

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supermarket without wearing a mask

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so this person in this example is that

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he knew what he was doing it wasn't an

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accident

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he intentionally and deliberately broke

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the law

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or ignored the restrictions okay

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so again you can use that in many

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contexts but always negative

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so there you go your 10 advanced and

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