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Adverbs that modify the strength of adjectives - Part I 1. Susan was utterly devastated after all the bad news about her health problems. 2. Doing the same things at work every day was so mind-numbingly boring that my vitality started to drain away. 3. She was a largely educated girl, but yet she needed to acquire new skills for this job. 4. Overconsuming sugar is immensely harmful to your health. 5. I can't say that Peter is underemployed at his work, but he is fairly talented so he might do a bit more. 6. I heard somebody said Cirque du Solei's shows are not even remotely entertaining and thought if this person could be satisfied with anything at all. 7. Although Jack was relatively satisfied with his job, he wanted to get the most out of his life; eventually, he quit.

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Adverbs that modify the strength of adjectives - Part I

1. Susan was utterly devastated after all the bad news about her health problems.
2. Doing the same things at work every day was so mind-numbingly boring that my vitality started to drain away.
3. She was a largely well educated girl, but yet she needed to acquire new skills for this job. either but OR yet
4. Overconsuming sugar is immensely harmful to your health.
5. I can't say that Peter is underemployed at his work, but he is fairly talented so he might do a bit more.
6. I heard somebody said say Cirque du Solei's shows are not even remotely entertaining and thought wondered/questioned if this person could be satisfied with anything at all.
7. Although Jack was relatively satisfied with his job, he wanted to get the most out of his life; eventually, he quit.

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