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| Students | 37 |
| Language | English |
| Category | English |
| Level | Secondary School |
| Created / Updated | 19.02.2011 / 03.03.2016 |
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A: We were absolutely fascinated by his story.
B: Don't exaggerate. You weren't that ... .
interested
A: I was stunned by his announcement.
B: Don't exaggerate. You weren't that ... .
surprised
A: We were absolutely thrilled when our team won.
B: Don't exaggerate. You weren't that ... .
excited
A: Sue's been absolutely miserable since her boyfriend left her.
B: Don't exaggerate. She hasn't been that ... .
unhappy
A: Our teacher was furious when we came late.
B: Don't exaggerate. He wasn't that ... .
angry
A: I'm absolutely ecstatic about your news.
B: Don't exaggerate. You're not that ... .
happy
A: You look completely shattered.
B: Don't exaggerate. I don't look that ... .
tired
A: I was terrified when he came towards me.
B: Don't exaggerate. You weren't that ... .
frightened
A: He was mortified when I pointed out his mistake.
B: Don't exaggerate. He wasn't that ... .
embarrassed
A: This food is abolutely revolting.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
unpleasant
A: My new boss is gorgeous.
B: Don't exaggerate. He's not that ... .
handsome
A: Hilary is adorable.
B: Don't exaggerate. She's not that ... .
nice
A: This pizza is delicious.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
tasty
A: The meal we had last night was extortionate.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
expensive
A: The film was absolutely hilarious.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
funny
A: It's freezing in here.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
cold
A: My new work schedule is really punishing.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
difficult
A: The new office block on the high street is hideous.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
ugly
A: The meeting yesterday seemed to be endless.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
long
A: When she stepped on my toe, it was agony.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
painful
A: Phew! It's absolutely boiling in here.
B: Don't exaggerate. It isn't that ... .
hot
A: I'm absolutely starving.
B: Don't exaggerate. You're not that ... .
hungry
A: His plan is ingenious.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
clever
A: She was frantic when I didn't arrive on time.
B: Don't exaggerate. She wasn't that ... .
worried
A: You can't go out in those jeans. They're filthy.
B: Don't exaggerate. They're not that ... .
dirty
A: Our biology teacher is ancient.
B: Don't exaggerate. He's not that ... .
old
A: Be careful with that vase. It's priceless.
B: Don't exaggerate. It's not that ... .
valuable
A: Your last essay was terrible.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
bad
A: The noise from the crowd was deafening.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
loud
A: The room was packed with people.
B: Don't exaggerate. It wasn't that ... .
crowded
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