OPG Adverbs of degree (very, quite)

►(quite hungry or very hungry?) He’s quite hungry.

1- (a bit busy or very busy?)

2- (a bit thirsty or really thirsty?)

3- (quite strong or very strong?)

4- (fairly happy or extremely happy?)

►The bus service is all right. The buses are quite frequent.

1- I couldn’t sleep because of the awful noise. The disco was noisy.

2- The weather was OK – at least it didn’t rain. It was good.

3- The train was almost on time. It was just late.

4- Someone paid a great deal of money for the house. It was expensive.

5- There were some very small traces of mud on the boots. They were dirty.

6- There was a medium amount of traffic on the road. It was busy.

►These books are old (very). These books are very old.

►I hate travelling by air (really). I really hate travelling by air.

1- That radio is loud (a bit).

2- 1 like my new job (quite).

3- Why don’t you slow down (a little)?

4- The rain spoilt our day (completely).

5- We did the job quickly (fairly).

6- I feel better now (a lot).

7- We enjoyed the concert (very much).

8- My arms ached (terribly).