In this English vocabulary lesson, learn how to use "eventually" and "ultimately" in English. Both "eventually" and "ultimately" are adverbs that are used to talk about the final result of something. They're very similar in meaning. The difference is that "eventually" focuses on the process or period of time to reach the final result and "ultimately" focuses on the final result. In this video, you'll learn the correct placement of the adverbs "eventually" and "ultimately". You'll see practical example sentences using "eventually" and "ultimately". And you'll understand the subtle (but important) difference in meaning. Watch the lesson now... | JForrest English