Accidentally

I'm sorry to say I have no idea what you are trying to say.

Rover

Impromptu and off-the-cuff are adjectives, and the sentence requires an adverb. Besides, they usually refer to speaking rather than writing.

Hello, AlpheccaStars , according to LONGMAN dictionary both of them ( off-the-cuff/ impromptu) are also adverb and adjective. I

Yes, come to think of it, I have heard these used as adverbs.
He spoke off-the cuff. He gave an impromptu speech.
Accidentally means not on purpose. I like spontaneously better.
It has the idea of coming from a free mind and spirit, not premeditated.

Thank you A. for reply. By the way, after verb to be can we use adv?

The first way to write a chant is ac

Chant is the rhythmic speaking or signing of words or sounds, often primarily on one or two pitches called reciting tones. It is one or the features that affect greatly in poetry. There are two ways that a chant is formed in poetry. A chant is formed accidentally when inspired by a certain action. The other method is by deliberate action, when a poet deliberately creates a situation to think of a

Hi,

Chant is the rhythmic speaking or signing singing of words or sounds, . . .

OK.
I'm not sure what sentence you are currently asking about. But note that doing something 'accidentally' is not the same as doing something 'off the cuff' or in an 'impromptu' manner.

Clive

quaerereverumA chant is formed accidentally when inspired by a certain action.

An accident is usually negative - something that you are usually sorry for.

I wrote a poem in free verse, and my friend by accident recited it as a chant. He later told me that he was sorry.

That post in the middle of the road is an accident waiting to happen.

Thank you A. for explanation.