Studying abroad was a tremendous/wide experience that changed my life forever.
tremendous
Complete with an adjective. Be more sophisticated! It must be in the list. "John spends a(n) ____ amount of time at work."
tremendous, considerable, fair, amazing
There is a huge/deep range of food stands at the Milwaukee Public Market.
huge
A high/big percentage of her followers are other aspiring influencers.
high
Her grandmother's brooch was of great/large importance to her.
great
There was such a loud/big noise from upstairs that I was sure my neighbor was in trouble.
loud
Which one doesn't collocate with "amount"?
huge
limited
big
large
Which adjective for all gaps (NOT great). She has ____ patience. There's a(n) ____ list of things to do. There are ___ opportunities here. There's a(n) ____ variety...
endless
A huge/heavy amount of time was spent developing the curriculum for the school year.
huge
Complete with an adjective. Be more sophisticated! It must be in the list. The shop has a(n) ____ range of chocolates.
wide, great, huge
There was a high/wide selection of cheeses the deli and it took me forever to choose one!
wide
The teacher expected the students to have made high/considerable progress in her absence.
considerable
Complete with an adjective. Be more sophisticated! It must be in the list. "Jane has made ____ progress in her dancing."
amazing, considerable, satisfactory
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