Word formation: Transform 'meaning' into an adjective.
meaningful
Mistake or not? The house is absolutely big.
really, very, particularly, terribly, quite, pretty, fairly, rather
Mistake or not? I felt completely upset when our English class was cancelled.
really, very, particularly, terribly, quite, pretty, fairly, rather, a bit
Mistake or not? It's absolutely impossible to finish this homework in time.
correct
Mistake or not? Stand clearly of the doors.
clear
Mistake or not? He had hard any money left in his bank account.
hardly ( allomst none)
Mistake or not? Your new hairstyle looks quite amazing.
correct
Mistake or not? I've imagined winning $ 10,000,000 and marrying George Clooney!
correct
Mistake or not? I can't afford eating in this restaurant
to eat
Mistake or not? He made repeat what I said.
made me repeat
Mistake or not? I'd appreciate to get this contract in writing.
appreciate getting
Mistake or not? I forbid you to leave without cleaning your room.
correct
Mistake or not? I hesitate asking what happened.
hesitate to ask
Mistake or not? He refused helping me with my homework.
refused to help
Mistake or not? I can't put off doing my homework any longer.
correct
Mistake or not? I don't mind to drive to Malaga this weekend. It'll be fun!
mind driving
