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    The document provides a list of intensifying adverbs and their corresponding adjectives, such as furious-angry and awful-bad. It then presents exercises to practice using these intensifying adverbs, including matching adverbs with adjectives to make collocations and completing sentences with adjectives from a provided list. The purpose is to help students strengthen their understanding and usage of intensifying adverbs in the English language.

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    Teacher: Arturo Campos

    Secondary Level
    I E P San Luis
    English Department

    INTENSIFYING ADVERBS

    Adjective Extreme Adjective Adjective Extreme Adjective


    angry furious bad awful, terrible

    big huge, gigantic pretty gorgeous, beautiful

    clean spotless cold freezing

    crowded packed nice lovely

    dirty filthy funny hilarious

    good fantastic, excellent hot boiling

    disappointed gutted hungry starving

    interesting fascinating old ancient

    tasty delicious pretty gorgeous


    sad miserable scary terrifying

    happy elated small tiny

    surprising astounding tired exhausted

    ugly hideous long endless

    expensive exorbitant

    EXERCISES
    I Match the adverbs in A with the adjectives in B to make common collocations.
    A absolutely bitterly deeply highly highly ridiculously strongly
    B expensive freezing probable regret successful suggest Touched
    II Which words does not collocate with the adverb?
    1 deeply believe moving religious
    2 ridiculously cheap easy imposible
    3 highly cold unsual unlikely
    4 strongly recommend beleve care
    5 totally amazing large understand
    II Complete the sentences with a suitable adjective from the box.
    starving boiling hot enormous fascinating tiny astonished filthy
    brilliant exhausted furious essential terrible gorgeous packed freezing
    1.- When will lunch be ready? We ‘re starving.
    2.- Can you close the window? I’m freezing.
    3.- My cousins live in an enormous house. It has got eight bedrooms, three bathrooms, two
    living rooms …
    4.- Susan looks gorgeous in her new dress
    5.- We went to the cinema yesterday evening and we watched a fascinating film.
    6.- My parents will be furious if we are late again.
    7.- The floor was covered in tiny bits of paper.
    8.- Wash your hands before dinner. They are filthy.
    9.- Paul’s been working all day. He looks exhausted.
    10.- The food in the hotel was terrible. We didn’t have any meal while we stayed there.
    11.- Einstein was a brillant scientist.
    12.- Open the windows, please. I’m boiling hot.
    13.- Computer are nowadays an essential part of our lives.
    14.- We were astonished at the extraordinary beauty of the pictures.

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