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It was a _____ good film. (rather/quite
quite
What is an adverb?
An adverb modifies verb, adjective and another adverb.
I understand _____well why he left his job. (perfectly, practically)
practically
I think I can score 100% in the Math exam. That is _____ impossible! (particularly, perfectly)
perfectly
It was _____ difficult to choose the right present for Sonia. (fairly/particularly)
particularly
I thought her first novel was _____ good. (highly/incredibly)
incredibly
The fisherman anchored his boat ____ in the port. (securely,fiercely)
securely
He ran down the staircase _________. (patiently, hurriedly)
hurriedly
Adverbs of intensity comes before the words they modify. (true or false)
true
It is ______ dangerous to go out because of the pandemic. (hardly/very)
very
People need to be ______ obedient to stop the spread of virus. (completely/rather)
completely
What are adverbs of intensity?
They are used to express the degree or intensity of an adjective, an action or another adverb.
