Extreme adjectives lesson | English tips

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Today's topic is extreme adjectives 🤩
We're all familiar with adjectives and how they're used to describe nouns, however, extreme adjectives are a great way for our students to be more descriptive in their language use.
Extreme adjectives are adjectives that are not gradable. These adjectives already mean extremely + adjective so they can't be graded with words such as 'quite' or 'very'. For example, 'exhausted' means extremely tired so you can't say 'very exhausted'.
Can you make a sentence using some of these extreme adjectives? Comment below! ⬇️
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