Gradable And Non-Gradable Adjectives In English

In this English lesson, I am going to talk to you about the difference between gradable and non-gradable adjectives in English.
Adjectives are very important. Understanding the difference between gradable and non-gradable adjectives in English will help you avoid making mistakes with these adjectives in English.
The explanation is very simple and after this English lesson, you will definitely understand how to use gradable and non-gradable adjectives in English.
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Could you please explain it to me? Fairly clean rather dirty Fairly cheap rather expensive

[@andicar177]

Hi Teache Prix, just a question: in 03:50 you say "an adjective that can be used to describe different level of that .... OK?". Could you please fill the gap because I couldn't understand that word?. Thanks!!

[@annanasciano5263]

Quality

[@andicar177]

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[@Hawk2549]

I difficult understand what gradable and non gradable adjective especially gradability for my report😢

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Criminal Gradable or non gradable Can you tell me ma'am?

[@dila6795]

Its gradable

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She is Brazilian!

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She is from Brasil...

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[@teacherprix]

I am glad to hear that! thanks for watching!

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Can I say so gorgeous?

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Or..so delicious?

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Teacher but Can I say "so delicious" ?

[@teacherprix]

Yes, it is possible!

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[@andicar177]

NOO, Brasilian!