Adverbs of degree tell us about the intensity, how much or how little there is of something. |
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I had virtually nothing to eat all day. |
She felt terribly bad for upsetting her friend. |
There was scarcely any food left on the shelves in the shops. |
I was rather frightened when I head the noise outside. |
I quite enjoy running in the evenings. |
I was somewhat offended by what he said. |
I could tell he was deeply unhappy. |
I am greatly relieved to hear you are feeling better. |
I am fairly confident I will pass the exam. |
We are extremely excited for the concert. |
I hardly had any time while I was working on that project. |
I almost cried when I heard the news. |
We are enormously grateful for the work you have done. |
We are immensely concerned about the lack of safety measures. |
I was highly surprised to see the sharp rise in figures. |
The police were pretty shocked to find the criminal hiding nearby. |
We very nearly missed our flight because of the traffic. |
I seldom eat out because I enjoy cooking. |
I was completely overwhelmed by my neighbors kindness while I was ill. |
He announced publicly that he was entirely against the proposed legislation. |
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