Exploring Strong and Standard Adjective Usage

This video tutorial by Mark focuses on English conversation practice using adjectives. It covers a range of adjectives, including 'happy', 'delighted', 'good', 'fantastic', 'tired', 'exhausted', 'cold', 'freezing', 'sad', 'devastated', 'scared', 'terrified', 'full', 'stuffed', 'angry', and 'furious'. Each adjective is explained with examples to illustrate their usage in different contexts. The video concludes with a practice session for viewers to apply what they've learned.

What is the stronger adjective form of 'happy'?

• Delighted

• Sad

• Angry

• Tired

Which word describes a more intense feeling than 'good'?

• Happy

• Fantastic

• Exhausted

• Cold

What is the comparative adjective for 'tired'?

• Sad

• Happy

• Exhausted

• Scared

Which word means more intense than 'cold'?

• Sad

• Tired

• Angry

• Freezing

What is the stronger adjective form of 'sad'?

• Cold

• Devastated

• Tired

• Happy

Which adjective indicates a higher intensity than 'scared'?

• Terrified

• Sad

• Happy

• Full

What is the comparative form of 'full'?

• Angry

• Cold

• Exhausted

• Stuffed

Which adjective describes a stronger emotion than 'angry'?

• Scared

• Furious

• Happy

• Sad

What is the intensified adjective form of 'happy' mentioned in the recap?

• Delighted

• Sad

• Angry

• Tired

Which word was used to describe a more intense feeling than 'good' in the practice section?

• Cold

• Fantastic

• Happy

• Exhausted