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Premium Plus 18 - "Don't exaggerate" Vocabulary: adjectives with similar, but exaggerated meanings (e.g. cold - freezing)


Urs Abächerli
This flashcard set helps learners refine their English language skills at the secondary school level, focusing on vocabulary and expressions to temper exaggerations. It includes words like "crowded," "loud," and "bad," with the platform supporting backward learning from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and travelers aiming to improve fluency, this set is particularly useful for intermediate learners seeking to enhance their communication and comprehension.
Cartes-fiches
30
Utilisateurs
37
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Collège
Créé / Mis à jour
19.02.2011 / 03.03.2016

Cartes-fiches

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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