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    Adverbs of degree
    exercise
    OCTOBER 5, 2012 -

    Fill in the blanks with appropriate adverbs of


    degree. Each question is followed by three
    suggested answers. Choose the most
    appropriate one.

    Hints

    We cannot use very with comparatives.


    However, we can use other words like much,
    far, very much, a lot, lots etc. Superlatives
    can be modified by much, by far and by other
    adverbs of degree such as quite.

    1. The situation is
    ……………………….
    serious.

    very

    much

    too

    Correct!

    2. You are
    ……………………….. kind.

    too

    much

    too much

    Wrong!

    3. Today is
    ……………………… colder
    than yesterday.
    Please select 2 correct answers

    very

    much

    very much

    Wrong!

    4. My boyfriend is
    ………………………….
    older than me.

    very

    much

    Wrong!

    5. I have been to
    ……………………….. too
    many countries
    recently.

    rather

    quite

    Wrong!

    6. I like your dress


    ……………………….

    very

    much

    very much

    Wrong!

    Answers

    1. The situation is very serious.

    2. You are too kind.

    3. Today is much / very much colder than


    yesterday.

    4. My boyfriend is much older than me.

    5. I have been to rather too many countries


    recently.

    6. I like your dress very much.

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