What are INTENSIFIERS & MITIGATORS (Very, extremely, fairly, a bit, really, incredibly, completely)

What are intensifiers and mitigators? This is the question that Mr. P. will answer in this concise lesson. He will provide example sentences using both intensifiers and mitigators.
This lesson is intended for intermediate students who wish to improve their English grammar and those above levels who wish to clarify doubts about this topic.
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Mr. P/Marc is a Canadian English Teacher/Coach from Toronto, Canada, who has been teaching English since 1997. He lived in Rome for 20 years but is now living and teaching English at an international high school in Canada.
He is an Honorary Fellow in the English Language at UNITELMA La Sapienza University in Rome. In the past, he was also a Language Monitor at the University of Toronto. He also taught English to many important politicians and celebrities in Italy. He is a certified English Teacher specializing in TEFL, TESL, TESOL (Arizona State University) & TOEFL.
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[@daseck4147]

Minimo uno del español al inglés, no se mame profa.

[@FuCkToP-mr4fz]

JAJAJAJA

[@navitgamerman3981]

Thank you! I have learned

[@surkan9276]

I was a bit unsure.. here there is no noun after bit. But we are using an article before bit .could u pls explain me the reason?

[@marielemonnier5801]

Hi Mr P, thank you so much for the exemples! can you explain the difference beteween all the mitigators? I don't know when i have to use for exemple Fairly, quite, and slightly... is it because we are speaking about someone and not something, a formal way? it would be great to have more detail about it! Thanks so much!

[@barbaraconstanzacarvajalmo4919]

Thank you so much!!! I understood everything!! :)

[@Englishing]

Bárbara Constanza Carvajal Moya you are welcome!

[@nancyhornstein1457]

Nice introductory lesson

[@sunrisesunshine684]

can we make those mitigators in order sir , i mean which one more less quite or pretty or they do have the same degree ?

[@Englishing]

you are right ! but I did not have much time for putting them in order. All the best. Please share

[@salaheddine3297]

It was useful thanks sir .. Happy birthday .. I wish you enjoy it 🌷🌺🌹🌸🌼🌻

[@Englishing]

thank you so much !!!! all the best to you. Please share

[@moglh9980]

Thank yuo marc

[@Englishing]

thank you !!! please share

[@kootetev]

How can i write a definition with the words . Van Gogh / an artist / work / be very popular By using relative clauses??

[@Englishing]

can you please give it a try and then I will correct it after

[@kootetev]

Van Gogh is an artist who's very popular because of his work

[@kootetev]

EnglishTeacherMarc - Insegnante di Inglese Roma Or Van Gogh which is an artist, Is very popular because of his work

[@Englishing]

who is...yes ok :)

[@Englishing]

NOT WHICH

[@AmeerHamza-em5qt]

Hi sir I m ur student, I watched one of ur video based on would,(When to use Would)It helped me a lot but can't understand the differences between will and would (I will not let you to walk)(I would not let u to walk) these 2 sentences where I was confused yesterday night I didn't use any thing and I stopped talking ,could u tell me which sentence is correct,if both r correct then which sentence is suitable to use at continuous time plz give me some examples, defination and detail that i can learn it clearly .It will be very great if u make a video on (How to use,When to use, differences between would and will)I know u have already made a video on would but I want it,it will be very kind plz but if u don't then just remove my doubts about would and will plz sir.I will appreciate it. thanks

[@michelesilvestri3672]

Specially and especially ?

[@Englishing]

yes ESPECIALLY: to a great extent ;) please share

[@princessnoor2881]

Good👍😇😇👍

[@Englishing]

thank you ! please share

[@mdRashid-qz5tt]

We don't know meaning of this word"somewhat" so please tell me this word meaning

[@Englishing]

It means: to a moderate extent or by a moderate amount.

[@mdRashid-qz5tt]

@@Englishing thanks 🙏🙏🙏 I improve my English because of you, still I can't speak with other.

[@Englishing]

@@mdRashid-qz5tt I am glad I helped you! all the best