PSJG rarely, too, enough etc

Adverbs of degree such as very, extremely and _______ always make an adjective stronger.

• really

• rather

• quite

The adverbs fairly and ______ always make it weaker.

• quite

• rather

• really

The adverb ______ usually makes it weaker, but with ______ adjectives it means ‘completely’.

• quite, non-gradable

• quite, gradable

• rather, non-gradable

Tick all sentences with mistakes. (Too and enough).

• It was hot enough to spend the whole day in the water.

• In the streets, there are too much cars.

• My sister is very young to travel alone.

• In summer it would be too hot to cycle.

I _________ walk to school because I don’t live far away.

• always

• sometimes

A: How often do you go to the cinema?
B: There isn’t a cinema in my town, so I ______ go to the cinema.

• rarely

• always

Put the sentence into the correct order.
"BREAKFAST HAVE PORRIDGE USUALLY I FOR."

Přeložte do angličtiny: "Vždycky zapomínám klíče."

Put the words in the correct order:
MY FRIENDS ME AM MESSAGING ARE WORKING I WHEN ALWAYS

What does it mean when I am "quite tired"?

• Not so much

• extremely tired