Directions: Fill-in the blanks with the correct adverb of intensity.
1. I
agree with the suggestion of everyone.
(lately, badly, truly)
2. There was
more to it than what you see.
(good, lot, indeed)
3. Our potential needs to be
explored.
(deeply, truly, fully)
4. I had
pressed the bell, when the door banged open.
(lately, quickly, truly)
5. She was thinking
towards meeting her mentor.
(deeply, badly, positively)
6. Mr. Valencia is
much involved in political matters.
(absolutely, deeply, bravely)
7. Schools are
bothered by absenteeism among pupils.
(absolutely, highly, least)
8. The child is
engrossed in online games.
(hurriedly, highly, totally)
9. Our teacher is
respected by the community,
(highly, incredibly, lately)
disfunctional.
10. The financial problem left the business
(lately, positively, totally)​