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Adverbs of Degree Crossword

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Adverbs of Degree Crossword
 

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Adverbs of Degree CrosswordOnline version

Challenge your knowledge of degree adverbs.

by Laura Catalina Beltran Granados
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Strongest word meaning "completely" or "in every way." Works with ungradable adjectives like perfect.

2

Medium-to-high intensity word. Used in informal English and works with gradable adjectives like tasty.

3

Means "to a certain extent but not very." One of the weakest degree adverbs; works with gradable adjectives like small.

4

Strong word that works with both gradable and ungradable adjectives, like good or fantastic.

5

Very strong intensifier, often meaning "extremely." Works with both gradable and ungradable adjectives (e.g., happy or amazing).

6

Means "to some extent" or "quite." Works with gradable adjectives like healthy and is considered a medium degree.

7

The weakest adverb of degree. Typically followed by a gradable adjective like harmful.

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