I`ve never met him but people say he`s a joker (a bit too \ a bit of \ a bit)
a bit of a joker
Make the sentence stronger. The food was quite tasty (absolutely)
absolutely tasty \ delicious
I(`m going to send this steak back. It`s very nice
isn`t very nice
There are hardly vacancies during the summer
hardly any
I`m going to be a late, but only about five minutes
a bit late
The main square was packed with tourists all weekend (very \ absolutely \ a bit)
absolutely packed
I thought the area around the flat was nice (a bit \ completely \ quite)
quite nice
The trip was a disaster from start to finish (very \ complete \ extremely)
a complete disaster
Make the sentence stronger. The view was quite interesting (really)
really interesting
Make the sentence weaker. The hotel was a complete rip-off (a bit too)
a bit too expensive
The place was deserted. There was anyone staying at the hotel
hardly anyone
Rents in this area are high just now (absolutely \ very \ hardly)
very high
Make the sentence weaker. The campsite was a nightmare (a bit)
a bit of a nightmare
Make the sentence stronger. The weather wasn`t great (completely)
completely awful
The food was spicy for my liking (a bit too \ not very \ a bit of)
a bit too spicy
There was hardly to do at the resort. The kids were really bored
hardly anything
The tenants left the mess everywhere (a bit of \ completely \ really)
a bit of a mess
What`s the matter? You are in a bit of bad mood today
a bit of a bad mood
Make the sentence weaker. The hotel room was really cramped (not \ particularly)
not particularly big
Turn the TV down. It`s a bit too.
a bit too loud
Make the sentence stronger. The campsite wasn't very attractive (complete)
complete mess
The room was spacious, considering how little we paid (quite \ a bit \ absolutely)
quite spacious