3 de gen. 2011

Collocations with intensifying adverbs

Here you can show the most useful collocations with intensifying adverbs in English. Nevertheless the options are more than this, but I believe it is a good example about how they work.

BITTERLY   Cold
BRIGHTLY   Lit

  Disapointed

  Colored

  Angry

  Polished

  Resentful

  Smiling
CLEARLY   Visible
DEEPLY   Grateful

  Marked

  Concerned

 Distinguished

  Interested

  Spoken

  Indebted
    Impossible

  Offended

  Disturbed

  Shocked

  Explained

  Held
    Absurd

  Moved
DESPERATELY   Afraid
FULLY   Aware

  Urgent

  Insured

  Tired/cold

  Conscious

  Busy
    Satisfied
DISTINCTLY   Remember

  Trained
ENTIRELY   Agree

  Understand
FIRMLY   Believe

  Convinced
GREATELY   Admired
HIGHLY   Probable

  Feared

  Intelligent

  Improved

  Dangerous

  Mistaken

  Skilled

  Concerned

  Paid

  Influenced

  Amused

  Superior

  Educated

  Changed

  Spiced
INCREDIBILY   Rich
MIDLY   Ironic

  Weird

  Spiced

  Brave

  Irritated

  Beautiful

  Upset

  Moving

  Affected

  Stupid
THOROUGHLY   Enjoy
MOST   Interesting
PERFECTLY   Round

  Kind

  Smooth

  Certainly

  Timed

  Probably

  Safe

  Serene

  Suited

  Reverend

  Chosen

  Generous

  True

  Helpful

  Fair
PLEASANTLY   Smiling
PROFUNDLY   Ignorant

  Surprised

  Interesting

  Situated

  Deaf

  Mild

  Affected

  Dressed

  Grateful

  Familiar

  Changing
RICHLY   Decorated
SERIOUSLY   Ill

  Furnished

  Injured

  Rewarded

  Wounded

  Deserved

 Underminded

  Endowed

  Misleading

  Detailed
STRONGLY   Believe
UTTERLY   Devastated
REALLY   Interesting

  Bereft

  Enjoy

  Despise

  Convinced

  Wasted

 Desapointed

  Distraught

  True
TOTALLY   Fustrated

  Fair
COMPLETELY   Agree

  Frustrated
EXTREMELY   Unlikely
      Impressed
    Fair
VIVIDLY   Remember