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    The document discusses adverbs of intensity and provides examples of their use. It defines adverbs of intensity as words that indicate the degree or intensity of an action, adjective, or other adverb. Common adverbs of intensity include extremely, quite, very, too, and enough. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using adverbs of intensity in sentences and choosing the appropriate adverb of intensity to complete sentences.

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    The document discusses adverbs of intensity and provides examples of their use. It defines adverbs of intensity as words that indicate the degree or intensity of an action, adjective, or other adverb. Common adverbs of intensity include extremely, quite, very, too, and enough. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using adverbs of intensity in sentences and choosing the appropriate adverb of intensity to complete sentences.

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    GRAPHIC OR GA NI Z E RS

    ADVERBS OF I N TE N SIT Y
    What is this
    picture?

    Can you describe


    it?
    Try to fill in
    the graphic
    organizer with
    word or words
    that describe
    the animal in
    the picture.
    Use the words in the graphic organizer in sentences.
    Now try to fill this in with sentences about carabao.
    Be with your partner. Choose the appropriate graphic
    organizer for the titles given below. Then write
    sentences to fill in the organizer. Use the sentences
    written in your graphic organizer to write a short
    paragraph about the title.

    a. How to Take Care of our Eyes


    b. The Elephant
    c. The Similarities and Differences of Mayon and Taal
    Volcano
    Adverbs of intensity/degree tell us about
    the intensity of something. Adverbs of
    intensity are usually placed before the
    adjective, adverb, or verb that they modify,
    although there are some exceptions. The
    words "too", "enough", "very", and
    "extremely" are examples of adverbs of
    degree.
    Adverb of Modifying Example
    Degree
    Extremely Adjective The water was extremely cold.
    Quite Adjective The movie is quite interesting.
    Just Verb He was just leaving.
    Almost Verb She has almost finished.
    Very adverb She is running very fast.
    Too Adverb You are walking too slowly.
    enough adverb You are running fast enough.
    Compose your own three original sentences with
    adverbs of intensity. Write your sentences in the table
    below.
    Very 1.
    2.
    3.
    Too 1.
    2.
    3.
    enough 1.
    2.
    3.
    Fill in the blanks with appropriate adverbs of intensity.
    Choose the most appropriate one.
    1. The situation is _______serious.
    a) very
    b) much
    c) very much
    2. You are_______ kind.
    a) too
    b) too much
    c) much
    3. Today is _______colder than yesterday.
    a) very
    b) much
    c) much or very much
    4. My boyfriend is _______ older than me.
    a) very
    b) much
    c) both answers are correct
    5. I have been to _______ too many countries
    recently.
    a) very
    b) rather
    c) quite EN6Q2W3D4
    Page 4 of 9

    6. I like your dress _______.


    a) much
    b) very
    c) very much
    Complete the sentences using adverbs such as enough, too, and very.

    1. The man is _____ poor to buy a car.


    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    2. I am just _____ tired to work anymore.
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    3. Is this box light _____ for you to carry?
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    4. Thank you _____ much for your nice words.
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    5. Do you have _____ money for emergencies?
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    6. How much calcium is _____ to prevent bone loss?
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    7. Don't worry about your mother, she'll be home
    _____ soon.
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    8. I'm _____ interested in everyone's opinion, so I
    appreciate your view.
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    9. We don't get enough sleep because we have _____ much
    homework to do.
    a) too
    b) very
    c) enough
    10. High-definition televisions are much _____ expensive for
    the average American
    consumer.
    a)too
    b) very
    c) enough
    Fill in the blanks using the words in the parentheses.
    1. She finished the day _____________ exhausted. ( a bit /
    totally )
    2. Tammy Payne isn't a good singer. She's ______________
    fantastic. (absolutely / very)
    3. The Serrano Towers in Valencia are _____________ high.
    (absolutely / pretty)
    4. Jerez de la Frontera is an _____________ interesting place.
    (quite / rather)
    5. That boy of yours is ______________ lazy. (absolutely /
    extremely)
    6. It was ____________ freezing this morning. (a bit /
    absolutely)
    7. Victoria, in my opinion, is _____________ mad.
    (completely / highly)
    8. Scarlett Johansson looked __________ gorgeous at
    the Golden Globe Awards ceremony. (absolutely /
    totally)
    9. María is ___________ nice. (absolutely / really)
    10. Godella is a _____________ peaceful town. (quite /
    rather)
    11. Ecuador is ___________ a great country. (really / very)
    12. It was a ____________ simple invention. (quite /
    remarkably)
    13. Samantha is a _________ skilled computer technician.
    (completely / highly)
    14. Sean lives a _____________ stressful life. (quite / very)
    15. Gerard cooks ______________ well. (absolutely / fairly)
    16. The concert was _____________ wonderful. (absolutely /
    extremely)
    17. Rodin's sculptures are _______________ well-known.
    (absolutely / very)
    Adverbs of intensity tell us the degree
    or intensity of an action, adjective or
    another adverb.
     With adjectives, the adverb of
    intensity goes before the adjective.
     With adverbs as well, the adverb of
    degree goes before the adverb.
    Use the following adverbs of intensity in sentences.
    1. absolutely

    _______________________________________________
    2. extremely

    _______________________________________________
    3. almost

    _______________________________________________
    4. just

    _______________________________________________
    5. quite

    _______________________________________________
    Choose the letter of the best answer.
    1. That car is _______ expensive for me to buy. I can’t afford it.
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    2. Do we have ________ food for our camping trip?
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    3. This test is ________ hard for me. I shouldn’t have studied more.
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    4. Are you old ________ to be drinking alcohol?
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    5. That house is ________ big! It’s bigger than the other houses.
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    6. I’m ______ hungry right now.
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    7. Have you purchased ______ furniture for your new apartment yet?
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    8. The music is ______ loud. I can’t hear myself talk! Please turn it down!
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    9. Have you had ______ to eat?
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    10. I can’t afford this. This is ________expensive.
    A) too
    B) very
    C) enough
    Thank you!

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