naturally
adv. manneradv. in a way that is normal or expected. You also use it to describe things that happen without any special help from people or machines.
adv. in a manner that is inherent, spontaneous, or to be expected as a logical consequence. Often functions as a sentence-modifying disjunct to indicate that the following statement is obvious.
She is naturally talented at playing the piano.
If you don't water the plants, they will naturally start to turn brown and die.
While some actors struggle with complex dialogue, he delivers his lines so naturally that the audience forgets they are watching a scripted performance.
From Middle English naturally, naturaly, naturely, naturaliche, natureliche, equivalent to natural + -ly.
When used as a sentence adverb to mean 'of course', it is typically placed at the beginning of the sentence followed by a comma.
Naturally, I am agree with you.Naturally, I agree with you.Learners often use 'naturally' to start a sentence but then follow it with the common error 'I am agree' instead of the simple verb 'I agree'.