Gradable and non-gradable adjectives

Question 1

Modifying adverbs

List of modifying adverbs

Answer 1

• Very - extremely - rather
• really, - a bit, - a little, - fairly

Question 2

Gradable adjective

List gradable adjectives

Answer 2

• Interesting, scared, surprised, difficult, tired, etc.

Question 3

Intensifying adverbs:

list intensifying adverbs

Answer 3

• absolutely, completely, entirely, totally, etc.

Question 4

Non-gradable adjective

List non-gradable adjectives

Answer 4

Impossible, terrible, excellent, huge, etc.
* We can often use really to intensify non-gradable and gradable adjective: The lecture was really fascinating/good.

Question 5

Intensifying adverbs

Match:
Thoroughly/really
Deeply/totally
Highly/extremely
Strongly/firmly
Bitterly/deeply
Bitterly/extremely
Completely/entirely
Vividly/distinctly

Answer 5

• Thoroughly/really enjoy
• Deeply/totally frustrated
• Highly/extremely (un)likely
• Strongly/firmly believe
• bitterly/deeply regret
• Bitterly/extremely disappointed
• Completely/entirely agree
• vividly/distinctly remember

Question 6

Quite

Mean Truly or completely

Answer 6

Depends on the intonation He’s quite↑ remarkable↓
It is quite expensive↓

don’t use quite in front of comparative adjectives adverbs insted

use a bit/a little/slightly