3 Meanings of PRETTY

The video by English with Max explores three meanings of the word 'pretty': as an adjective meaning attractive, as an adverb meaning quite, and in the idiom 'pretty much' meaning mostly. It also covers pronunciation differences in British, American, and Australian English. The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to practice using 'pretty' in different contexts.

How is the word 'pretty' typically pronounced in American English?

• With a 'th' sound

• With a 'd' sound

• With a strong 't' sound

• With a silent 't'

In what context is 'pretty' often used to describe males?

• When using the term 'pretty boy'

• When referring to their intelligence

• When describing their athletic abilities

• When talking about their height

What is the difference between 'pretty' and 'beautiful'?

• 'Pretty' is only used for objects

• 'Pretty' is less strong than 'beautiful'

• 'Pretty' is stronger than 'beautiful'

• 'Pretty' is only used for people

What does 'pretty' mean when used as an adverb?

• Extremely

• Not at all

• Quite or to some degree

• Always

What does the idiom 'pretty much' mean?

• Rarely

• Exactly

• Mostly or almost

• Not at all