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Adjectives Extremes
Adjectives Extremes
We can’t
can’t use
use
We use EXTREME We can make adjectives even stronger ABSOLUTELY
ADJECTIVES to make a story more by adding an adverb (very, really, with
with normal
normal
dramatic. They are stronger. absolutely). “We were absolutely adjectives
adjectives We can’t use
We can’t use
“We were exhausted” instead of “We exhausted” instead of “We were very
VERY , QUITE ,
were tired”. tired”.
A BIT with
extreme
adjectives
a) His joke was absolutely _______________ (funny). We just couldn’t stop laughing!
b) You should take a coat if you’re going out. It’s ________________(cold) out there tonight.
c) Jane was really ________________(angry) when she discovered that her son had taken her car.
d) We felt _________________(shocked) when we learnt about our neighbour’s accident.
e) I haven’t eaten anything since lunchtime and I’m _____________ (hungry). Is that a sandwich?
f) The hotel room was so _____________ (small) that we had to pile the suitcases up.
g) Anne was _______________ (surprised) when her former boyfriend appeared out of the blue.
h) My sister felt ________________ (upset) when her boyfriend went abroad for a year.
i) The house was absolutely __________________(dirty) when we finished the renovation.
2.
a) His joke was absolutely HILARIOUS (funny). We just couldn’t stop laughing!
b) You should take a coat if you’re going out. It’s FREEZING (cold) out there tonight.
c) Jane was really FURIOUS (angry) when she discovered that her son had taken her car.
d) We felt HORRIFIED (shocked) when we learnt about our neighbour’s accident.
e) I haven’t eaten anything since lunchtime and I’m STARVING (hungry). Is that a sandwich?
f) The hotel room was so TINY (small) that we had to pile the suitcases up.
g) Anne was ASTONISHED (surprised) when her former boyfriend appeared out of the blue.
h) My sister felt DEVASTATED (upset) when her boyfriend went abroad for a year.
i) The house was absolutely FILTHY (dirty) when we finished the renovation
3.
1. She’s very clever. She’s BRILLIANT
2. It’s hot in here. It’s BOILING
3. This T-shirt is dirty. THIS T-SHIRT IS FILTHY
4. I’m so tired! I’M SO EXHAUSTED!
5. This place is very big! THIS PLACE IS HUGE/ENORMOUS
6. You have a small hand. YOU HAVE A TINY HAND
7. I’m interested in jazz music. I’M FASCINATED BY JAZZ MUSIC (preposition change )
8. That dress is very ugly. THAT DRESS IS HIDEOUS
4.
a) The monster in the film was absolutely hideous. h) John is absolutely terrified of flying.
b) The clown’s performance was very funny. i) Mike feels a bit tired in the mornings.
c) Tom was absolutely boiling after going sunbathing. k) Jane was very surprised when we gave her such an
d) Jeff was pleased/delighted with his surprise party. expensive present.
e) Liz is a very clever student. l) Luck has always been fascinated by science.
f) Those jeans are too big for you. m) This T-shirt is slightly smaller now.
g) The clothes were very dirty because of the dog. n) The weather is cold/freezing today! I need my coat!