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    The document provides information about an English class on adjectives hosted by James on the BBC Learning English website. It includes a quiz testing knowledge of adjectives with modifiers like "absolutely" and "very". Learners are then asked to practice using gradable and ungradable adjectives to describe recent experiences like restaurants, books, songs, and TV shows. The answers to the quiz are provided at the end.

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    BBC LEARNING ENGLISH

    Take an English class on


    adjectives with James

    Video class available from 30/06/21

    Language quiz
    Now let’s practise what you learned in the lesson! A, B or C – which is
    correct?

    Example
    It’s going to be an extremely ______ day, so wear plenty of sun cream!
    A) roasting B) boiling c) hot
    It’s going to be an extremely hot day, so wear plenty of sun cream.

    1. The meal was absolutely ______ - my compliments to the chef!


    A) delicious B) tasty C) good
    2. I didn’t enjoy the film because it made no sense. It was totally
    ______.
    A) bad B) poor C) ridiculous
    3. The book is absolutely ______. Nothing happens in it!
    A) tedious B) boring C) dull
    4. I can’t believe you’re going to have a baby – I’m very ______ for you!
    A) ecstatic B) over the moon C) happy
    5. I watched ______ fascinating documentary about sharks.
    A) a very B) an absolutely C) a bit
    6. The teacher is ______ patient with his students.
    A) completely B) very C) absolutely
    7. The house is ______ expensive, are you sure we can afford it?
    A) really B) totally C) completely
    8. The band’s new album is ______ amazing!
    A) totally B) a bit C) extremely

    Well done! Now you can check your answers at the bottom of the next
    page.

    Take an English class ©British Broadcasting Corporation 2021

    bbclearningenglish.com Page 1 of 2
    Show what you can do: writing

    Now practise writing some sentences or speaking with a friend!

    Describe the things in the list below with both gradable and ungradable
    adjectives using modifiers.

    Example
    The last film you saw.
    The last film I saw was totally awful. The acting was very bad and the story
    was extremely boring.

    1. The last restaurant you went to


    2. The last book you read
    3. The last song you listened to
    4. The last TV programme you watched

    Answers to exercise on page 1

    1. A – The meal was absolutely delicious – my compliments to the chef!


    2. C – I didn’t enjoy the film because it made no sense. It was totally
    ridiculous.
    3. A – The book is absolutely tedious. Nothing happens in it!
    4. C – I can’t believe you’re going to have a baby – I’m very happy for you!
    5. B – I watched an absolutely fascinating documentary on sharks.
    6. B – The teacher is very patient with his students.
    7. A – The house is really expensive, are you sure we can afford it?
    8. A – The band’s new album is totally amazing!

    Take an English class ©British Broadcasting Corporation 2021

    bbclearningenglish.com Page 2 of 2

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