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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #84045: Intensifiers (adjectives)
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    Intensifiers (adjectives)


    The function of the intensifier is exactly what the term implies, it makes the adjective more intense or extreme. The use of these intensifiers is idiomatic and should therefore be learnt by heart.


    Example: Michael is bone idle. He gets up at 11.00, refuses to do any housework and hangs around the house doing nothing!


    The word bone collocates with the adjective idle to express the idea that Michael is extremely lazy.









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    1. Sorry, mate. I can't hang out with you next Saturday because I'm broke.

    2. Have you seen Jane's new convertible?

    3. Yes, I have. It's amazing! Her parents must be rich.

    4. James was planning on getting drunk at the Christmas work party as the drinks were all free.

    5. No wonder there are cheap flights to Egypt in August! The weather then is hot.

    6. I will have no gum chewing in class! Have I made myself clear?

    7. It was cold inside the house as the central heating had stopped working altogether.

    8. I get cracked heels when I start wearing sandals in summer. The skin goes dry and needs moisturizing.

    9. Clara was asleep when, suddenly, she heard a noise coming from the kitchen.

    10. She sat upright in bed and looked for her mobile phone, which was under her pillow.










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