When you want to say that something is very clear or obvious, you can use the word evidentemente. It's like saying "obviously" or "evidently" in English. For example, if it's raining, you might say, "Evidentemente, necesitamos un paraguas" (Obviously, we need an umbrella). You use it when something is so clear that it doesn't need much explanation. So, if you are sure about something and want to express that clarity, evidentemente is a great word to use!
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Ella está muy cansada. ___, necesita descansar.
The context implies she needs to rest because she is tired, making 'evidently' the correct choice.
Si no estudias, ___, no aprobarás el examen.
The consequence of not studying is obviously failing, so 'evidently' fits here.
El coche no arranca, ___, no tiene gasolina.
If the car doesn't start, the obvious reason suggested is no gasoline.
Ha estado lloviendo todo el día. ___, el suelo está mojado.
It's obvious the ground would be wet after a day of rain.
Perdió las llaves. ___, no puede abrir la puerta.
If someone loses their keys, they obviously can't open the door.
No hay comida en la nevera. ___, tenemos que ir al supermercado.
No food in the fridge clearly means a trip to the supermarket is needed.
This sentence means 'She is happy.' The correct word order is subject, verb, adjective.
This sentence means 'The dog runs.' The correct word order is article, noun, verb.
This sentence means 'We eat apples.' The correct word order is subject, verb, object.
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Exemple
Evidentemente, no entendió las instrucciones.
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