Fill in the blank with an appropriate adverb.

________ he is a good winner but I have never watched him win a race.

Apparently

The correct answer is Option (4) - Apparently

• "Apparently" indicates that something seems to be true based on what is known or perceived. In this context, it suggests that the speaker has heard or been told that he is a good winner, but they have not personally witnessed it.

1. "Luckily"

   • This implies a fortunate outcome, which does not fit the context of discussing someone's character as a winner.

2. "Doubtedly"

   • This is not a standard adverb; the correct form would be "doubtfully," which does not fit the sentence.

3. "Fortunately"

   • This implies a positive outcome or luck, which does not align with the context of not having witnessed the win.