Adjective modifiers are words that are used to change the meaning of adjectives and allow for more precise descriptions. Some common adjective modifiers include very, really, a bit, quite, incredibly, completely, and too, which can intensify or qualify adjectives like cold, hot, tired, happy, sad, nervous, expensive, and noisy. Examples are provided to demonstrate how different modifiers alter the meaning of the adjectives they modify.

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2. Adjective Modifiers
They are words that are used to change the
meaning of adjectives

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Water can be cold or hot, but we can
express these qualities more precisely
with the help of modifiers

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What do you think?
The water is very cold
The water is really cold
The water is a bit cold

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What do you think?
My soup is quite hot
My soup is incredibly hot
My soup is a little hot

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What do you think?
His feet are fairly cold
His feet are completely
frozen
His feet are not very cold

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MODIFIER ADJECTIVE EXAMPLE
NO Good He's no good
ALMOST Rotten This apple is almost rotten
NOT VERY Nice This picture is not very nice
A BIT Expensive These shoes are a bit expensive
A LITTLE Tired She's a little tired
QUITE / RATHER / FAIRLY Happy I'm quite happy with my work
VERY hot Today is very hot
REALLY sad I'm really sad for your loss
EXTREMELY nervous He's extremely nervous
INCREDIBLY cheap This skirt is incredibly cheap
COMPLETELY sure I'm completely sure that this is her name
TOO hot My hamburger is too hot
SO noisy This bar is so noisy!

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