Gradable&Non-gradable adjectives
Name 1 gradable adjective.
hot, cold, big, small, expensive, difficult, interesting, beautiful, tired, angry, tall, fast
Name 4 different modal verbs.
can, may, must, should, ought to, would
Name 3 adverbs expressing strong intensity.
very, extremely, incredibly, absolutely, completely, totally, utterly, entirely
Name 3 suffixes that can transform adjectives or verbs into nouns.
-age (storage, marriage, breakage)
-al (refusal, arrival, denial)
-ance (assistance, performance, defiance)
-ation (creation, examination, celebration)
-cy (accuracy, privacy, presidency)
-ence (confidence, existence, difference)
-hood (childhood, neighborhood, likelihood)
-eity (spontaneity, homogeneity)
-ity (clarity, complexity, humanity)
-ment (development, movement, payment)
-ness (happiness, kindness, darkness)
-ship (friendship, leadership, craftsmanship)
-ure (failure, closure, departure)
Which country has a flag named the Union Jack?
The United Kingdom.
Name 1 non-gradable adjective.
dead, perfect, unique, impossible, correct, complete, empty, full, married, pregnant
exhausted, furious, enormous, tiny, brilliant, hilarious, terrified, delicious, gorgeous, freezing, boiling
Name 3 modal verbs expressing prohibition.
may not, can not/can't, must not/mustn't
Name 3 adverbs expressing weak intensity.
slightly, somewhat, a bit, a little, barely, hardly, scarcely
Transform this adjective into a noun:
spontaneous
spontaneity
How many states are there in the USA?
50
Complete the sentence with an adverb:
"The documentary was _____ fascinating".
The documentary was absolutely/completely/totally/utterly/ entirely/perfectly fascinating
.
Complete the sentence with a modal verb expressing annoyance: "You _____ consulted me before making the decision!".
You might/could/should have consulted me before making the decision!
Complete the sentence with an adverb expressing complete or exact degree: "That's _____ impossible to achieve."
That's virtually/almost/nearly/practically/just impossible to achieve.
Complete the sentence with the appropriate noun:
"They questioned the _____ (accurate) of the report.
They questioned the accuracy of the report.
Which national countries comform Great Britain?
England, Scotland and Wales.
Complete the sentence with an adverb:
"The task seemed _____ impossible."
The task seemed absolutely/completely/totally/utterly/entirely/perfectly impossible.
Complete the sentence with a modal verb phrase to express lack of enthusiasm: "This party is getting messy. We _____ leave."
This party is getting messy. We might as well leave.
Complete the sentence with an appropriate adverb: "She is old _____ to make her own decisions".
She is old enough to make her own decisions.
Complete the sentence with the appropriate noun: "We need to discuss the _____ (likely) of success".
We need to discuss the likelihood of success.
What is the difference between Great Britain(GB) and the United Kingdom(UK)?
The UK also includes Northern Ireland, besides England, Scotland and Wales.