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When can i use the word"Indeed"?
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You can use it any place you would use 'certainly' or 'without a doubt' or any place where you want to add emphasis.
"He won the race? That is indeed good news!"
"He is a good student indeed! He got all A's."
You can use it to indicate mild surprise.
"Charlie is quitting and starting a farm."
"Indeed. I had no idea he was so dissatisfied."
One note: 'Indeed' is somewhat old and you will seldom here it in spoken conversation any more. It does still appear in written English.
"He won the race? That is indeed good news!"
"He is a good student indeed! He got all A's."
You can use it to indicate mild surprise.
"Charlie is quitting and starting a farm."
"Indeed. I had no idea he was so dissatisfied."
One note: 'Indeed' is somewhat old and you will seldom here it in spoken conversation any more. It does still appear in written English.
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