The adverb as a conveyor of mood

An adverb is used to modify the adjective or verb as an adverbial adjunct and should precede the word or words being modified. Verbs or even nouns ending with the character "地" de and functioning as adverbs remain to be regarded as adjectives.

Some adverbs can show the mood of the sentences, such as "可" kě , "幸亏" xìngkuī , "多亏" duōkuī , "难道" nándào , "何尝" hécháng , "居然" jūrán , "究竟" jiūjìng , "到底" dàodǐ , "偏偏" piānpiān , "索性" suǒxìng , "简直" jiǎnzhí , "反正" fǎnzhèng , "却" què , "倒" dào , "也许" yěxǔ , "大约" dàyuē , "好在" hǎozài , "差点儿" chàdiǎnr , "果真" guǒzhēn , "敢情" gǎnqing , "明明" míngmíng , "果然" guǒrán , etc.
(1)你可真厉害啊！
(2) 幸亏我没去。
(3) 多亏有你在。
(4) 难道是我的错？
(5) 他们想家，其实我又何尝不是呢？
(6) 他今天居然没来。
(7) 他们究竟有什么企图？
(8) 你什么时候来不好，偏偏这时候来。
(9) 都这么晚了，他也许不会来了。
(10) 说了半天，敢情你什么也没听进去啊？