This document discusses the use of modifiers and adjectives to describe different levels of heat and size. Stronger modifiers like "extremely" and "incredibly" are used to describe higher temperatures over 45 degrees, while modifiers like "very", "quite", and "fairly" are used for temperatures between 20-35 degrees and describing things as big, small, or easy. Weaker modifiers like "not very" are used for lower temperatures around 10 degrees.

1. Modifiers + adjectives
- It’s extremely hot ! 45°
- It’s incredibly hot ! 45°
- It’s really hot ! 35°
- It’s very hot. 35°
- It’s hot. 30°
- It’s quite hot. 20°
- It’s fairly hot. 20°
- It’s not very hot. 10°

2. • Italy is a really beautiful country.
• New York is a very big city.
• Palagiano is a very small town.
• A Ferrari is an extremely expensive car.
• The English language is quite easy.