I can use modifying adverbs (such as bitterly, extremely, practically, absolutely, and totally) to make adjectives, other adverbs, and verbs stronger or weaker in my sentences.
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5V Modifying Adverbs
Welcome!
Today's objective:
I can use modifying adverbs (such as bitterly, extremely, practically, absolutely, and totally) to make adjectives, other adverbs, and verbs stronger or weaker in my sentences.
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What do you remember from yesterday?
Slide 2 - Open question
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Page 157 - 158
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Bitterly
Scarcely
barely
deeply
practically
Weaker
More intense
Slide 5 - Drag question
So study these adverbs, and whether they intensify or weaken an adjective or adverb
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Some modifying adverbs collocate with certain adjectives
(Page 158), 2.2: These are some commonly used collocations. It would be good to know these
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Extreme or Absolute adjectives
Include: Freezing, disastrous, staggering, etc.
You wouldn't normally grade these (impossible, more impossible, the most impossible....?)
But you can use some adverbs with them (absolutely, totally, really etc.)
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Get started on the exercises on page 158 and 65
Figure out whether the adjective is extreme/absolute or gradable
Figure out whether the adverbs are for intensifying or weakening