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    This document discusses adverbs of degree that modify personality adjectives. It provides examples of sentences using adverbs like "extremely", "really", "very", "quite", "a bit", and "not at all" paired with adjectives like "patient", "nice", "cautious", "strong", and "generous". It then lists common personality adjectives and prompts the reader to describe their classmate using adverbs of degree.

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    This document discusses adverbs of degree that modify personality adjectives. It provides examples of sentences using adverbs like "extremely", "really", "very", "quite", "a bit", and "not at all" paired with adjectives like "patient", "nice", "cautious", "strong", and "generous". It then lists common personality adjectives and prompts the reader to describe their classmate using adverbs of degree.

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    Adverbs of degree & personality adjectives

    I am extremely patient.

    They are really nice.

    We are very/pretty cautious.

    She is quite/rather strong.

    He is a bit/a little generous.

    You are not very strong.

    NOT AT ALL 0 We are not satisfied at all.

    Les adverbes de degré se placent avant l’adjectif qu’ils viennent modifier.

    Ambitious Grumpy Cheerful Funny Honest Kind Lazy


    ……………….. ……………… ……………… ……………. …………… …………… …………

    Polite Talkative Organized Selfish Creative Patient Annoying


    ………… ………………. ……………….. ……………… …………… ………………. ………………….

    Shy Sociable Messy Optimistic Helpful Clumsy Energetic


    ……… ………….. …………. ……………. ………… ………… ………………

    Outgoing Hard-working Rude Stubborn Bad-tempered Bossy


    ………… ……………….. …………. ………… ………………….. ………………

    • Describe your classmate! Complete the sentences with adverbs of degree to describe the
    classmate next to you. Swap your worksheets and tick if the description is true or false.
    I think you are ………………….. impatient. true false
    I think you are ………………… talkative. true false
    I think you are ………………. shy. true false
    I think you are …………………hard-working. true false
    I think you are ………………… organized. true false

    • Pair work: Ask your classmate about their personality (Use clumsy, sociable, messy, patient and
    lazy). Example: A: How hard-working are you? B: I am very hard-working.
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