Gradable Adjectives? Strong Adjectives? How to use!

quite very extremely incredibly really --- big, small, cold (gradable adjectives)
absolutely really -- huge, tiny, freezing! (strong adjectives)
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[@waneabou4721]

I like the way you explain your lessons.I think this is the simplest and shortest methode to understand more quickly.

[@user-ij4rk3qz6c]

Thank you! I finally understand which adverbs do we use with the strong adjectives 💕

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Happy to help!

[@Mano_hu4sj]

First of all, our teacher told us, If you want to learn, improve the spirit of research.Now iam studing adjectives so I look for this lesson. I like your simple way of showing information, Thanks Mr,and keep going. Your explanation is really good❤️✅ This channel is extremely beneficial 💙✅

[@aminafekovic6362]

Ty. :)

[@djamilaamrane1189]

I like the way you explain ....thank you a lot

[@user-og9to7zp3b]

Thanks for the explanation teacher 🇾🇪😊

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

You are welcome!

[@thikhientran2676]

great teacher! Like the way you explain the lesson. Easy to understand.

[@EnglishdreamwithValeriya]

Thanks a million 💋

[@Naziaa7856]

The lesson is very helpful 😊

[@Naziaa7856]

And can I say that ,the huge helpful lesson

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

We use “huge” for size - a huge mountain 🏔 We use “very” for “how much?” How helpful??? - VERY helpful :)

[@Naziaa7856]

Or enormous helpful lesson

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Very helpful & extremely helpful are the most common :)

[@ahmedalhakem]

1-He's mixed up with. 2-We know you got mixed up with some gangsters. 3-Your uncle has gotten mixed up with some pretty bad people. 4-Don't get mixed up with people like that. 5-Didn't want to get mixed up in the family business. What does this mean please (mix up)

[@EnglishdreamwithValeriya]

What about "fairly"?

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

It’s fairly hot. (Not so hot, but hot). We can’t use this with boiling (or other strong adjectives).

[@julianeterra]

Thank you, teacher! 😉

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

You are most welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@julianeterra]

@@TeachersMarkandMatt 😉