Name: 🚀 How to use extreme adjectives: Live English Class
Uploaded: 2025-11-19T16:55:12.000Z
Duration: 34 min 14 s
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I'm George and today we're learning all about extreme adjectives.

I'm looking forward to reading some of your comments.

This is your first time hosting a live class on YouTube.

It makes you look handsome and definitely not hideous.

Yeah, I got a haircut especially for this occasion because I'm going live on YouTube for the first time.

Before, I was just doing lives on Facebook and this is my first live on YouTube.

Let's have a look at a few of your comments.

Okay, so as I mentioned before, we're learning all about extreme adjectives.

So we're going to level up your adjectives with these extreme adjectives.

I'm going to show you the first slide of the class, which is this one here.

And I'm going to tell you a little story.

So before I tell you the story, can you tell me what do you think the story will be about?

What do you think the story will be about?

Looking at this picture here, what could it be about?

You've got your hair cut and look different, but not the accent.

Yeah, it didn't change the way I speak, just changed the way I look slightly.

So, yeah, what do you think this story will be about?

Brian says it's about George who slipped and fell into a muddy puddle perhaps.

Okay, so I'm going to show you the story now and I want you to tell me what is bad about this story.

Okay, so I bought a jumper online recently.

When it arrived, I was very surprised because it was very dirty.

It also looked very different from the photos.

I was very angry about the very bad service received.

Okay, so what is bad about the writing of this story?

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Too many very varies in this story and it makes it sound a bit boring, I think.

So can you change these adjectives into extreme adjectives?

What adjective can we use instead of very surprised?

So, just so you know, an extreme adjective.

An adjective with very in its definition.

For example, yesterday I went for a jog for the first time in six years.

Well, they're extreme adjectives and they both mean very tired.

I could say I'm freezing, which means very cold, or I'm boiling, which means very hot.

So can you change these adjectives we've got in this story to extreme adjectives?

So let's have a look at some of your comments now.

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🚀 How to use extreme adjectives: Live English Class

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