Gradable and Non-gradable Adjectives | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 13 Public

Level B2. Finish the sentence with a non-gradable adjective and an appropriate adverb.

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A: Would you be afraid if you had to spend the night alone in an old country house? B: I'd be ________ ___________.

I'd be absolutely terrified.

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A: I guess it was cold in Toronto. B: It was __________ __________.

It was absolutely freezing.

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A: Was your customer angry when you told her you’d lost her order? B: She was _________ __________.

She was absolutely furious.

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A: Those prawns look tasty. B: Yes, they're __________ ___________. Try one.

they're absolutely delicious.

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A: I've heard the food in the canteen is quite bad (unpleasant). B: You can say that again. It's ________ ___________.

It's completely disgusting.

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A: You must be tired after your long journey. B: We're _________ _____________.

We're totally exhausted.

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A: If you haven't had breakfast, you must be hungry. B: I'm __________ ___________. I could eat a horse.

I'm utterly starving.

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A: I heard Suzie looked nice in her new dress. B: She looked __________ ___________.

She looked absolutely gorgeous.

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A: I’ve heard that new comedy show on TV is quite funny. B: It's __________ _____________.

It's totally hilarious.

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A: It's a bit hot in here, isn't it? B: Hot? It's __________ ___________.

It's totally scorching.

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A: Was their wedding surprising for you? B: Oh, it was _________ ___________.

it was utterly staggering.

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A: Were your kids interested in the dinosaur [ˈdaɪ.nə.sɔːr] museum? B: They were ________ ___________.

They were absolutely fascinated.

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A: What was Mandy's flat like? I heard it's quite big. B: It's _________ ____________.

It's absolutely enormous.

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