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    The document provides a matching exercise between normal adjectives and more extreme adjectives. It includes two boxes, one with normal adjectives like "angry", "big", "clean", and another with more extreme options like "boiling", "enormous", "spotless". It then gives examples of replacing a normal adjective with a more extreme one in a sentence. It follows with 22 questions where the user is meant to replace a normal adjective with an extreme one to answer, like changing "hot" to "boiling" for the question "Are you hot?".

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    The document provides a matching exercise between normal adjectives and more extreme adjectives. It includes two boxes, one with normal adjectives like "angry", "big", "clean", and another with more extreme options like "boiling", "enormous", "spotless". It then gives examples of replacing a normal adjective with a more extreme one in a sentence. It follows with 22 questions where the user is meant to replace a normal adjective with an extreme one to answer, like changing "hot" to "boiling" for the question "Are you hot?".

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    Extreme-Adjectives Activity

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    Karen Parra
    The document provides a matching exercise between normal adjectives and more extreme adjectives. It includes two boxes, one with normal adjectives like "angry", "big", "clean", and another with more extreme options like "boiling", "enormous", "spotless". It then gives examples of replacing a normal adjective with a more extreme one in a sentence. It follows with 22 questions where the user is meant to replace a normal adjective with an extreme one to answer, like changing "hot" to "boiling" for the question "Are you hot?".

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    1.- Match each normal adjective in box A with an extreme adjective in box B.

    Examples: expensive – exorbitant

    Box A Normal adjectives

    angry funny sad


    bad hot small
    big hungry strange
    clean interesting surprising
    clever large tasty
    cold long tired
    dirty old ugly
    good pretty

    Box B Extreme adjectives


     boiling  enormous  fantastic  filthy  freezing  gorgeous  starving  tiny  ancient  furious 
    hilarious  spotless  astounding  hideous  delicious  bizarre  endless  fascinating  miserable 
    brilliant  terrible  exhausted  huge 

    2.- Answer the questions. Use extreme adjectives.


    Example: Is your brother clever? Clever? He’s brilliant!

    1. Are you hot? Hot? I’m boiling!


    2. Was the concert good?
    3. Were his exam results bad?
    4. This pizza is a bit small, isn’t it?
    5. That’s a big factory.
    6. It’s a bit cold in here.
    7. My shoes are dirty.
    8. Are you hungry?
    9. Don’t you think Bob’s dog is ugly?
    10. Were you tired after the exam?
    11. Maria’s new dress is very pretty.
    12. Was your boss angry about the problem?
    13. His clothes are scruffy and very strange.
    14. This man looks very sad.
    15. Did you think Peter’s joke was funny?
    16. Is your bedroom clean?
    17. Are the pyramids in Egypt old?
    18. Wasn’t the result of the football match surprising?
    19. This cake is very tasty.
    20. That Scottish castle was very large.
    21. The end of this book is very interesting, isn’t it?
    22. The exercise was very long.

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