English Grammar Lesson - Using Intensifiers and Mitigators to modify Adjectives

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Could you please elaborate more on Intensifiers? Whats' the difference between adverbs of degree and intensifiers?

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Quite exciting,not quiet !!
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[@jihopark6538]

Thanks for Good lesson, 1 question.
is "quiet exciting" correct ? or "quite exciting" correct ?
a bit confusing.. :-)

[@letstalk]

That's a typo error, sorry for that.

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[@yva5709]

it should be QUITE

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[@SandeepKumar16]

Please change the spelling of "quiet" to "quite" if possible...The learners are getting confused. The correct statement would be " The film was quite interesting".

[@chronobeast4754]

I think quiet means silent. And quite means completely or pretty or wholly . For example!! Your quite amazing.. that means your pretty amazing. Just like that...

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[@markensonpetitmaitre4096]

I had never thought that the word "pretty" was a mitigator. I thought it was an Intensifier one.
Thanks

[@drchellaiyan]

Hi mam,
In the second phrase, is it quite or quiet??
the film was quite interesting or
the film was quiet interesting - which one is correct??

[@RHeard76]

Quite. They made a little mistake and used the wrong word.

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Thank you! Your class helped me a lot! But could you help me to follow? Because I'm a beginner in English. I think they are representing levels. Are these phrases correct and they are represent levels? If yes, what is the correct order?
- I think math is very difficult.
- I think math is rather hard
- I think math is pretty hard
- I think math is fairly difficult.
- I think math is quite difficult.

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I like, mitigators was really confusing but u've explained t n a very great way thx a lot. Keep going :)

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I am interested in listening to your lesion and understood that how to use words as intensifiers and mitigators.Thank you.

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[@gauravmittal3392]

Hi Niharika!
I just have a doubt
What does this sentence mean?
' His performance was quite magnificent '
Is it reducing the intensity of the word ' magnificent ' ?
But how? Because the adjective ' magnificent ' is already such a intense one.

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Good topic

[@RSYadav-fj3pn]

what's different between intensifiers and adverb

[@dingiriya92]

I watched your lesson just now. Many have noticed the confusion of ' quiet' and 'quite' there.These things happened but the confusion for a beginner is the closeness of the spelling and yet the distance between their meanings. However, how right are you presenting the words 'quite' and 'rather' only as mitigators ? Are they never used as intensifiers in English?

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when are is a compound noun which one takes the plural form?

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[@perfectd5631]

mam i have a little confussion between adverb and intensifier because as you know that very is a adverb of quantity so and adjective also modify to an other objective can you please explain it little bit

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Adverb of degree are intensifiers

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[@papuzka]

quite ! quiet is error

[@dobariram2254]

Then what is difference between Intensifier and Adverb... And how can we know that it is intensifier or An Adverb???

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Niharaka could you please make a topic on "where to use -Which and That"? please

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The film was quite ( not quiet) exciting . Quiet means calm.

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quite or quiet ??

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you used SHE IS OLDER TO ME is correct? Please, comment.

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Intensifiers and mitigators are adverbs of degree

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the film was quite not quiet exciting

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Why don't you edit the quiet part and re-upload the video

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[@vazirahmedkhan9040]

The word "quiet" is not correct. It should be "quite". Thus it should be "The movie wax quite exciting." Sorry for inconvenience.

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We these words quiet free from noise, quit to leave some thing like job and quite rather good. How can you say a movie was quiet boring?

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it is not pretty good totaly bad , never use . besides this online be use pretty + adv or pretty + adj finally is the answer very/really good i am sorry littler speak inglish :v

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[@tarungupta5039]

mitigators are difficult to understand a little bit..intensifiers are too easy

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By the end of the party we were rather bored.
or
By the end of the party we had been rather bored (?)

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quite not quiet

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