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Adverb of Intensity Exercises Directions: Complete the given sentences by filling in appropriate adverbs of intensity to form a clear and coherent sentences. I am He was perfectly, hardly, intensely, fairly, fully, barely, completely, awfully, almost, absolutely 1. Water is necessary for plants to grow. 2. halfway from completing my dream project. 3. tired after the journey. 4. The principal held the teacher _responsible for declining grades. 5. The mountain was visible due to the fog. 6. A grown plant, yield fruits. 7. Kim grades have improved since last year. 8. My principal dislikes any act of indiscipline. 9. Being a true sports player, he was bothered by winning or losing. 10. The picture blended with the wall.​

Answer 1

After completing the given sentences by filling in with the appropriate adverbs of intensity, we have:

1. absolutely

2. almost

3. awfully

4. completely

5. barely

6. fully

7. fairly

8. intensely

9. hardly

10. perfectly

• Adverbs of intensity are words that modify adjectives and other adverbs in a sentence.

• In some cases, certain adverbs are often used with certain words.

• For example, the word "grown" is often seen accompanied by "fully".

• However, to complete sentences such as the ones above, we must choose the adverb that goes with the context of the sentence.

• More than one option will be correct, as long as it makes sense with that sentence.

• For example, in number 5, we cannot use "completely". If there is fog, the mountain will not be totally visible. So it is better to use "barely" or "hardly".

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