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2. A2 - B1 Basic Adjectives to Strong Adjectives

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  • My little sister is not only (smart), she is ____________. At the top of her class.
    dumb
    brilliant
    unwise
    very intelligent
  • The news was not just (surprising) it was ____________.
    normal
    astonishing
    basic
    plain
  • When Sally took off her training wheels she went from (brave) to absolutely _______________.
    timid
    cowardly
    fearless
    very daring
  • The weather wasn’t just (very cold), it was ___________.
    frigid
    pleasant
    very icy
    temperate
  • The song didn't just make me (very sad), it made me ________________.
    joyful
    miserable
    delighted
    sleepy
  • I worked for 8 hours without a lunch break. I am not just (hungry), I am ________________.
    famished
    stuffed
    full
    satisfied
  • Her brother isn’t just (big), he’s really ___________.
    enormous
    tiny
    minuscule
    large
  • “My hands aren’t (dirty)!” “No, they’re absolutely __________.
    clean
    filthy
    proper
    very muddy
  • Joanna's parents were more that just (happy), they were ______________ to hear that she'd won a full scholarship to college.
    melancholy
    disappointed
    thrilled
    very upbeat
  • Wow, those flowers are not just (pretty) they are absolutely ___________!
    very beautiful
    gorgeous
    basic
    homely
  • Your room is (small) but mine is worse, it’s ______.
    tiny
    huge
    miniscule
    gigantic
  • The clouds were grey, there was no sun and it was more than (gloomy) outside, it was downright ______________.
    cheerful
    sunny
    melancholy
    bright
  • My mother’s a (good) cook, but my aunt, she’s a _____ cook.
    very good
    terrible
    ridiculous
    fantastic
  • When I told him the news he was more than (angry), he was _______.
    very irritated
    calm
    furious
    peaceful
  • The flood left the ground more than (wet), it was __________.
    dry
    gross
    muddy
    soaking
  • After the argument, I didn't just have a (bad) headache. I have an ____________headache.
    pleasant
    very uncomfortable
    delightful
    excruciating
  • The drivers weren't just ( really upset) after the car accident. They were ___________.
    thrilled
    gorgeous
    devastated
    sad
  • After running a half marathon, Jo wasn't just (tired) he was _________________.
    amazed
    lively
    fired up
    drained
  • When you finish school it not just (exciting), it's _________________.
    exhilarating
    boring
    dull
    cool
  • The party wasn’t (really bad), it was absolutely _________.
    fun
    exciting
    horrible
    fascinating