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- "Lentamente, la gara finisce."
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LotSparham
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No, not as long as you put a comma behind it. The above practice sentence is not a very good example - a better example could be: "Slowly, the snake inches towards its prey", or: "Slowly, the train grinds to a halt". The point is that "slowly," illustrates a quality of the process. What makes DL's practice sentence a bad example is that "ending" is describing the point where something ceases to exist - not a process.