Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Extremely"

A: It means a very high level or a large amount of something, or to a high degree. It takes a situation a step further. "Is that film boring? It's extremely boring!"

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A: It's a stonger version of very.
Like: He fell down very fast.
The person falls again, but at double the speed.
-> He fell down extremely fast.

A: Very, very
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1) I found his manner extremely unpleasant.
2) She's extremely competent and industrious.
3) Penicillin was an extremely significant medical discovery.
4) Mosquitoes are extremely abundant in this dark wet place.

A: I am extremely hungry
It is extremely disappointing to see this
This is an extremely important question
Do you think it is extremely bad to do this?

A: Extremely can be used like 'very' in sentences, but it means that something is in the extreme.

1. It is extremely rude to shout at your parents.

2. It is extremely dangerous to climb buildings without a safety harness.

3. That child was extremely happy when his parents gave him some chocolates.

A: It's a step up from "very", I think.

extremely > very

A: They are very different. Extremely means "very". It is a common adverb to use to describe situations or person that is an (adjective) to a great degree. I use this word quite often so this is useful.

Example: This test is so difficult that it made me extremely nervous.

Grindingly is rarely use in daily conversations. It is also an adverb. We don't use adverbs that much in conversations.

Example: This test is so grindingly dull that I finished it within a hour when it is a two hour paper.

A: extremely = a lot
I'm extremely sweaty.
I'm sweating a lot!!

excessively = too much
I'm sweating excessively.
I'm sweating way too much.

A: I am extremely disappointed in the election results. I desperately hope that its just a bad dream.

A: extremely = really, very
"The test was extremely hard. Everyone failed."

desperately is used to show how extreme something is (similar to severely)
"He hadn't drank anything for two days and desperately needed water."

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A: don't forget about verb "to be" I am, he is, we are extremely sorry.