It was clear from the evidence that the damage caused by the fire truck was caused inadvertently, since running over the children's toys was not done on purpose.
I inadvertently used the wrong word!
Inadvertently is an adjective, meaning that in a sentence, it is used to describe a verb (an action). To to something inadvertently is to do something unintentionally. For example: "She inadvertently knocked the vase off of the table as she walked past." "I inadvertently left the stove on when I left the kitchen."
I hit him inadvertently.
Andrew exonerated Emily from thinking that she broke the pendant when he owned up to inadvertently breaking it himself.
I'm sorry, I seem to have inadvertently taken your seat.
Germany had inadvertently purged its citizens with its economic decline during the industrial time period in America.
Inadvertently I opened your mail, sorry about that.
The form of this sentence is correct. She filled out the application form.
I inadvertently pooped my pants.
Can I use colonists in a sentence or Can I form a sentence with colonists in it? Yes.
If you have played "telephone", you know how easy it is to inadvertently garble a message.
We use are when the sentence is in plural and is when the sentence is in singular form.