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果然 (guǒrán) is typically used to express that something has happened as expected or anticipated. For example, one might say 她考试果然及格了 (Tā kǎoshì guǒrán jígé le) meaning "She passed the exam, as expected". It can also be used to express surprise or disbelief, such as 她果然会做这道题 (Tā guǒrán huì zuò zhè dào tí.) meaning "She can actually do this question, as expected".
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果然 (guǒrán) can be used to express agreement or confirmation of something that was expected or anticipated. It can also be used to indicate that something turned out to be true or correct.
Example: A: 昨天的考试很难，你觉得呢？(Zuótiān de kǎoshì hěn nán, nǐ juéde ne?) Yesterday's exam was difficult, don't you think? B: 果然，我也觉得很难。(Guǒrán, wǒ yě juéde hěn nán.) As expected, I also thought it was difficult.
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