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Question		Answer
highly unlikely start learning		highly likely
highly unusual start learning		highly successful
highly competitive start learning		highly profitable
highly effective start learning		highly controversial
highly recommended start learning		highly educated
extremely unlikely start learning		extremely unsuccessful
extremely uncompetitive start learning		extremely unprofitable
extremely ineffective start learning		extremely uncontroversial
extremely uneducated start learning		absolutely ridiculous
absolutely stupid start learning		absolutely impossible
absolutely wrong start learning		absolutely convinced
absolutely appalled start learning		absolutely devastated
absolutely miserable start learning		absolutely opposed
absolutely exhausted start learning		absolutely absurd
bitterly disappointed start learning		bitterly resent
bitterly criticise start learning		bitterly regret
bitterly complain start learning		bitterly weep
deeply ashamed start learning		deeply obscured
deeply shocked start learning		deeply committed
deeply moved start learning		deeply affected
deeply hurt start learning		deeply regret
deeply care start learning		deeply religious
deeply unhappy start learning		ridiculously cheap
ridiculously expensive start learning		ridiculously easy
ridiculously low start learning		ridiculously high
ridiculously long start learning		ridiculously short
ridiculously small start learning		ridiculously large
ridiculously early start learning		strongly oppose
strongly influence start learning		strongly believe
strongly deny start learning		strongly recommend
strongly support start learning		strongly suggest
strongly argue start learning		strongly object
strongly condemn start learning		strongly feel
highly unlikely start learning		It's highly unlikely that it will rain today.
highly likely start learning		It's highly likely that she'll get the job.
highly unusual start learning		His behaviour was highly unusual.
highly successful start learning		She is a highly successful lawyer.
highly competitive start learning		The job market is highly competitive.
highly profitable start learning		It turned out to be a highly profitable business.
highly effective start learning		This treatment is highly effective.
highly controversial start learning		It was a highly controversial decision.
highly recommended start learning		This restaurant is highly recommended.
highly educated start learning		They employ highly educated specialists.
extremely unlikely start learning		It's extremely unlikely we'll finish today.
extremely unsuccessful start learning		The campaign was extremely unsuccessful.
extremely uncompetitive start learning		Their prices are extremely uncompetitive.
extremely unprofitable start learning		The project became extremely unprofitable.
extremely ineffective start learning		The old system was extremely ineffective.
extremely uncontroversial start learning		His opinion was extremely uncontroversial.
extremely uneducated start learning		He sounded extremely uneducated.
absolutely ridiculous start learning		That's absolutely ridiculous.
absolutely stupid start learning		It was absolutely stupid to do that.
absolutely impossible start learning		It's absolutely impossible to know.
absolutely wrong start learning		You are absolutely wrong.
absolutely convinced start learning		I'm absolutely convinced she's right.
absolutely appalled start learning		We were absolutely appalled by the news.
absolutely devastated start learning		She was absolutely devastated after the accident.
absolutely miserable start learning		He felt absolutely miserable.
absolutely opposed start learning		I'm absolutely opposed to the idea.
absolutely exhausted start learning		After the hike, I was absolutely exhausted.
absolutely absurd start learning		The accusation was absolutely absurd.
bitterly disappointed start learning		We were bitterly disappointed with the result.
bitterly resent start learning		She bitterly resents being ignored.
bitterly criticise start learning		They bitterly criticised the government's decision.
bitterly regret start learning		I bitterly regret not studying harder.
bitterly complain start learning		Customers bitterly complained about the service.
bitterly weep start learning		She bitterly wept after hearing the news.
deeply ashamed start learning		He was deeply ashamed of his behaviour.
deeply obscured start learning		The truth remained deeply obscured.
deeply shocked start learning		We were deeply shocked by the announcement.
deeply committed start learning		She is deeply committed to her work.
deeply moved start learning		I was deeply moved by his speech.
deeply affected start learning		The floods deeply affected the local community.
deeply hurt start learning		He was deeply hurt by her words.
deeply regret start learning		We deeply regret the mistake.
deeply care start learning		I deeply care about my family.
deeply religious start learning		They are deeply religious people.
deeply unhappy start learning		She seemed deeply unhappy.
ridiculously cheap start learning		These shoes were ridiculously cheap.
ridiculously expensive start learning		The hotel was ridiculously expensive.
ridiculously easy start learning		The test was ridiculously easy.
ridiculously low start learning		The price was ridiculously low.
ridiculously high start learning		The rent is ridiculously high.
ridiculously long start learning		It was a ridiculously long meeting.
ridiculously short start learning		The deadline was ridiculously short.
ridiculously small start learning		The room was ridiculously small.
ridiculously large start learning		They bought a ridiculously large house.
ridiculously early start learning		We had to get up ridiculously early.
strongly oppose start learning		Many people strongly oppose the proposal.
strongly influence start learning		Parents strongly influence their children.
strongly believe start learning		I strongly believe this is the right decision.
strongly deny start learning		He strongly denied the allegations.
strongly recommend start learning		I strongly recommend reading this book.
strongly support start learning		We strongly support this initiative.
strongly suggest start learning		The results strongly suggest a different approach.
strongly argue start learning		The report strongly argues for change.
strongly object start learning		They strongly object to the new policy.
strongly condemn start learning		The president strongly condemned the attack.
strongly feel start learning		I strongly feel that we should wait.

Unit 6: Intensifying adverbs

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