Live English Class: Gradable and ungradable adjectives

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british accents sound so much smarter than American haha (I'm American)

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I really enjoyed your class.

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Very beautiful is ungradable

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[@lakshminarayanabr1692]

Is using a definite past time adverbial like YESTERDAY in a present perfect sentence okay in some 'substandard' variety of English? Prof R A Close does not recommend this to non-native learners of English in his book ''English: Its Constant Grammatical Problems ''.

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Freezing

[@shyamalmahato3073]

You said, we can not modify non- gradable adjectives by using “Quite” ...
But,
Ex-1) I am quite right.
2) The scenery was quite incredible.
** It is very confusing😵😕🤔
Please tell me where to use Quite and Not

[@rosariodirosa2060]

I did not know beautiful was an ungradable adjective. I'd say I have heard very beautiful....

[@phuochori4668]

it's really difficult to identify gradable/ungradable adjectives. Do we have methodical learning about these? Thank you very much indeed.
Regard.
Hori

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Cool

[@tomomi7483]

Could you please tell me where to place 'fairly' ,'rather' and 'pretty'?

[@hytgzl789]

They are a bit confusing to use easily. In spoken English is it so much important to use wrong?

[@olgayaresko4925]

We can say very beautiful

[@muongtran2433]

Thanks for your lesson. But how can we know if an adj gradable?

[@englishwithmiranda]

Unfortunately dictionaries don't tell you whether adjectives are gradable or ungradable, but when you hear them used in sentences often you start learning the pattern. If an adjective is gradable, you will hear it used with modifiers like "a bit", "very" , "quite", etc.

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@@englishwithmiranda so difficult for foriegners. Thank you so much ♡

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What about "acclaimed" and "missed"? Gradable or non-gradable?

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cold gradable adjective

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‘Impressive’ is ungradable?

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A

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a bit

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tiny

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