Avoid Saying ‘Very Delicious😋’ - Common Mistakes In Spoken English

"Very" is a common intensifier in English is added before an adjective to intensify it. Avoid saying VERY + DELICIOUS, It sound redundant and is dramatically incorrect. Learn better synonyms for everyday English speaking. This lesson will teach you - How to avoid using VERY and use smart and advanced English vocabulary words. #avoidvery #englishmistakes #englisherrors #esl #englishteacher #speakenglish #learnenglish #englishcourse
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[@A.student.of.english]

Explain inherent & non- inherent adjectives.

[@Captain_Prabakaran]

I use the word “scrumptious”

[@rubelmondol2259]

What about furious?

[@rachelhayley8349]

Furious means angry

[@rubelmondol2259]

Very angry or angry. And we can't use very before the word "furious".

[@rachelhayley8349]

Well, you forgot the word "extremely". You can say " it was extremely delicious!"

[@marathimominuae.3622]

But the word "so" is used for negative sentence, example " It was so irritating"

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is it true( very beautiful)

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Beautiful is a gradable adjective, you can use 'very' with it.

[@laraibbatool288]

thanks

[@anuragworship]

I don't agree with you. It's a correct English