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Choose the correct option:
We were _____ hungry when we left the hotel, and we were ____ starving by the time we got to the restaurant.
so, absolutely
Complete the sentence:
We felt _____ exhausted after three days of walking around New York, and I felt ___ tired the following week at work.
totally, really
Put the sentence in the correct order:
of/ were/ whatsoever/ no/ the/ value/ instructions
The instructions were of no value whatsoever
Choose the correct option:
The holiday was stressful, but the views from the hotel were quite/ very incredible!
quite
Complete the sentence:
I wasn't ____ confident in our tour guide, because some of the historical information he gave us was ____incorrect.
particularly totally
Put the sentence in the correct order:
they're/ he/ to/ the/ entirely/ hoping/ said/ system/ change
He said they're hoping to change the system entirely
Choose the correct option:
I utterly/ really don't want to talk about the problems we had.
really
Complete the sentence:
The food on the tour was ____ delicious, but I think some people found it ____ spicy.
absolutely/ quite
Is it correct?
The temperature at the beach was extremely boiling.
absolutely
Complete the sentence:
The weather in Mexico was ____ hot, but we ____ roasted on the beach in the Egypt.
very/ completely
Complete the sentence:
A: You have to be ____ lucky to get a cheap airline ticket these days.
B: I know. They've ___ gone up in price, haven't they?
very
really
Is it correct?
We were utterly late for the plane, so we missed it.
extremely
Choose the correct option:
Evan was absolutely/ extremely right to ask for a refund.
absolutely
Choose the correct option:The airline tickets must have been totally/ incredibly expensive.
incredibly
Choose the correct option:
I agree highly/ entirely with Kevin.
entirely
Put the sentence in the correct order:
bit/ advice/ I'm/ in/ his/ was/ afraid/ helpful/ not/ least/ the
I'm afraid his advice was not in the least bit helpful.
