Understanding Adjectives and Intensifiers

The video tutorial introduces the concept of base and strong adjectives in English, explaining how intensifiers like 'very' and 'really' modify adjectives. It emphasizes replacing common intensifiers with more descriptive words to enhance language skills. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of strong adjectives and alternative intensifiers, aiming to enrich vocabulary and improve communication.

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What are base adjectives?

• Adjectives that are always negative.

• Adjectives that do not imply 'very'.

• Adjectives that are always positive.

• Adjectives that imply 'very'.

What is the role of an intensifier?

• To decrease the meaning of a word.

• To make a sentence negative.

• To add to the meaning of a word.

• To change the word to a noun.

Which word can replace 'very scary'?

• Calm

• Terrified

• Happy

• Bored

What does 'utterly' imply when used as an intensifier?

• The same as usual

• Not at all

• Even more than usual

• Less than usual

What is a better word for 'very hungry'?

• Bored

• Famished

• Thirsty

• Sleepy

What does 'awfully' imply when used in a positive context?

• Not at all

• The same as usual

• Too much

• Less than usual

Which word can be used with both base and strong adjectives?

• Very

• Really

• Utterly

• Absolutely