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    Intensifying Adverbs ND Verbs: - There Is A Link in Meaning - To Amplify or Intensify Their Meaning

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    Intensifying Adverbs nd

    verbs
    • There is a link in meaning
    • To amplify or intensify their meaning.
    Possible combinations Impossible combinations
    Totally agree
    Absolutely

    totally disagree
    Completely understand
    Fully
    Sincerely agree
    perfectly
    Totally remember
    Fully think
    Seriously believe Completely adore
    sincerely Fully destroy
    Strongly like
    Completely Forget
    Strongly Disapprove
    Entirely Depend
    Really Like
    Thoroughly Enjoy
    greatly Appreciate
    • Examples:

    I felt bitterly disappointed with the results of the game.

    They strongly recommend this movie. It is one of the best movies they
    have ever seen.

    It is highly unlikely that I will finish this Project on time .

    I sincerely hope you can come to the party.


    happy

    VERY
    tired
    big
    ABSOLUTELY
    enormous
    delicious
    delighted
    angry

    REALLY
    surprised
    amazed
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGN1rtOTzIQ

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