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(a) Quite (b) Really (c) So (d) Rather (e) Pretty (f) Fairly (g) A bit 2. Highlight two techniques of...

1. (a) Quite
(b) Really
(c) So
(d) Rather
(e) Pretty
(f) Fairly
(g) A bit
2. Highlight two techniques of reading fast.
3. Find the meaning of the following words from the dictionary.
(a) Marvelous
(b) Extremely
(c) Wonderful
(d) Unique
4. Write the synonyms of the following words.
(a) Success
(b) Correct
(c) Win
(e) Beautiful
(f) Strange
(g) Happy
5. Pick out adverbs of degrees and frequency in the following sentences.
(a) It is too muddy to play outside.
(b) She has never been late for school.
(c) We rarely see the old village joker!
(d) He was nearly hit by a speeding car.
6. Add a suitable prefix or suffix to the word in the brackets to form a new word that fills in the gap.
(a) The _______ (corrupt) case cost him his job.

Answer

  1. Quite, Really, So, Rather, Pretty, Fairly, A bit are all adverbs of degree.

  2. Skimming and Scanning are two techniques of reading fast.

    1. Marvelous: causing great wonder; extraordinary.

    2. Extremely: to a very great degree; very.

    3. Wonderful: inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good; marvelous.

    4. Unique: being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.

    1. Success: achievement, triumph.

    2. Correct: accurate, right.

    3. Win: victory, triumph.

    4. Beautiful: attractive, pretty.

    5. Strange: unusual, odd.

    6. Happy: joyful, content.

    1. Too (degree)

    2. Never (frequency)

    3. Rarely (frequency)

    4. Nearly (degree)

  3. The corruption case cost him his job.

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