Absolutely, very and really with adjectives
Absolutely, very and really with adjectives
We use adverbs to enhance the effect of the adjective in the text.

• We use an adverb absolutely with strong adjectives — absolutely huge, absolutely fascinating
• We use an adverb very with base adjectives — very tasty, very big.
• Adverbs really can be used either with base or strong adjectives.

1. The weather was
   [absolutely|very]
   magnificent, so we were able to see pink dolphins!
2. At the end of the celebration, we received a(n)
   [absolutely|very]
   big bag of sweets.
3. The Miami Library was
   [absolutely|very]
   large, we spent more than two hours there.
4. The treasures of the Incas are
   [absolutely|very]
   ancient, it is amazing that they have survived to this day!
5. The Eiffel Tower was not
   [absolutely|very]
   high, I imagined it to be higher.
6. Chinese cuisine is
   [absolutely|very]
   delicious, I don't understand why many people don't like it.