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    Exercise Strong Adjectives

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    There are two types of adjectives in English - gradable and extreme. Gradable adjectives describe qualities on a scale and can be modified by adverbs to indicate degree, such as saying something is very difficult rather than just difficult. Extreme adjectives represent the highest point on a scale and cannot be further modified, such as describing something as gorgeous rather than more beautiful. The document provides examples of gradable adjectives and their extreme counterparts.

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    There are two types of adjectives in English - gradable and extreme. Gradable adjectives describe qualities on a scale and can be modified by adverbs to indicate degree, such as saying something is very difficult rather than just difficult. Extreme adjectives represent the highest point on a scale and cannot be further modified, such as describing something as gorgeous rather than more beautiful. The document provides examples of gradable adjectives and their extreme counterparts.

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    There are two types of adjectives in English - gradable and extreme. Gradable adjectives describe qualities on a scale and can be modified by adverbs to indicate degree, such as saying something is very difficult rather than just difficult. Extreme adjectives represent the highest point on a scale and cannot be further modified, such as describing something as gorgeous rather than more beautiful. The document provides examples of gradable adjectives and their extreme counterparts.

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    Exercise Strong Adjectives

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    There are two types of adjectives in English - gradable and extreme. Gradable adjectives describe qualities on a scale and can be modified by adverbs to indicate degree, such as saying something is very difficult rather than just difficult. Extreme adjectives represent the highest point on a scale and cannot be further modified, such as describing something as gorgeous rather than more beautiful. The document provides examples of gradable adjectives and their extreme counterparts.

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    Strong Adjectives / Extreme Adjectives

    Adjectives are words that describe the qualities of something. There are different kinds of adjectives
    in English. Adjectives can be gradable and non-gradable, which is called extreme adjectives. Grada-
    ble adjectives mean different degrees or levels of the quality. We can use these adjectives with some
    adverbs ( like a bit, very, really, extremely, quite, etc.) to show the degrees of the quality. Example:
    for “Difficult”, we can say a little bit difficult, rather difficult, very difficult, or extremely difficult

    Example: big –> huge ( means very big)

    beautiful
    ugly
    dirty
    good
    bad
    happy
    angry
    hungry
    tired
    funny
    big
    small
    fat
    afraid
    cold
    hot
    clean
    crowded
    long (time)
    hot (temperature)
    old
    interesting
    tasty
    sad
    dirty
    surprised

    28. Okt. 2019/sub 1


    Strong Adjectives / Extreme Adjectives
    Adjectives are words that describe the qualities of something. There are different kinds of adjectives
    in English. Adjectives can be gradable and non-gradable, which is called extreme adjectives. Grada-
    ble adjectives mean different degrees or levels of the quality. We can use these adjectives with some
    adverbs ( like a bit, very, really, extremely, quite, etc.) to show the degrees of the quality. Example:
    for “Difficult”, we can say a little bit difficult, rather difficult, very difficult, or extremely difficult

    Example: big –> huge ( means very big)

    beautiful gorgeous
    ugly awful
    dirty filthy
    good excellent
    bad terrible
    happy delighted
    angry furious
    hungry starving
    tired exhausted
    funny hilarious
    big enormous
    small tiny
    fat obese
    afraid terrified
    cold freezing
    hot boiling
    clean spotless
    crowded packed
    long (time) endless
    hot (temperature) boiling
    old ancient
    interesting fascinating
    tasty delicious
    sad miserable
    dirty filthy
    surprised amazed

    28. Okt. 2019/sub 2

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