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Bookmark or Share- I have a cold OR I'm having a cold? | UsingEnglish.com ESL ForumI am really confused how can the phrase be used. Example: Were u ill last week? Yes, I had a really bad cold all week. Shouldn't be used I was having a really bad cold all week? couse it is mentioned that all week. I'm really looking forward to your explanation.
- How to teach gradable and extreme adjectives - UsingEnglish.comI would also include examples of “really” with both kinds of adjective (e.g. “really bad” and “really horrible”) in the dialogue. There should also be a mix of pairs of two words they already know (e.g. “good” and “great”) and, to stretch them more, some pairs they will only know one word of (e.g. “dirty” and “filthy”).
- Describing animals with verbs of senses gamesIt smells really bad when it is scared. You smell really bad if it sprays on you, and the spray smells for up to three weeks. Snake. It looks like it will feel cold and slimy, but it actually feels warm and dry. Its bite looks like two injections. Some bites feel painful, make you feel sick and/ or make you feel numb.
- 'Bad Shape' Meaning - UsingEnglish.comMeaning: If something's in bad shape, it's in bad condition. If a person's in bad shape, they are unfit or unhealthy. All idioms have been editorially reviewed, and submitted idioms may have been edited for correctness and completeness.
- "a really big city" or "really a big city"? - UsingEnglish.comBad news Some writing experts tell us that we should close the "really" fan club. One of these experts says that using "really" in speech can give emphasis, but it loses its "effectiveness" in writing. Those unkind experts say we should avoid using words like really / truly / genuinely / fairly / absolutely / and --above all -- very.
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