General English B2 · Lesson 1B
Every word and expression from this lesson — with definitions, synonyms and examples.
slightly — usually with negative adjectives (a bit tired)
slightly tired
100% — used with strong / non-gradable adjectives (exhausted, brilliant)
100% tired
willing to consider new ideas
totally — used with strong / non-gradable adjectives (impossible, wrong)
strongly believed over a long time
relaxed, not easily upset
done at the very latest moment
regardless of whether
a bit less than 'very' (fairly easy)
done at the very latest moment
(of flights) very long
speaking only one language
Agreeing with a negative present-perfect statement
willing to consider new ideas
(BrE) fairly with normal adj. / completely with strong adj. (quite tired / quite right)
very — works with most adjectives (really tired, really good)
having learned without a teacher
having learned without a teacher
Agreeing with a positive present-simple statement
where Spanish is spoken / who speaks Spanish
located / working in Tokyo
relaxed, not easily upset
gradually become friendlier toward
intending to be kind, even if unsuccessful
having visited many places
having visited many places
famous everywhere
famous everywhere