Choose the right grammatical form in each gap to complete the sentences
Gradable & Non-gradable Adjectives
Gradable Adjectives: have a comparison degree.

Adverbs:slightly, extremely, very, rather, fairly.

Examples: very big, extremely handsome, slightly cheaper, extremely more difficult.

Non-gradable Adjectives: no comparison degree.

Adverbs:totally, absolutely, completely.

Examples: absolutely gorgeous, totally spotless, completely filthy.

1. I saw this woman. She is
   [absolutely|rather]
   gorgeous – just perfect!
2. I can't afford to buy this computer – it's
   [completely|extremely]
   expensive for me!
3. Why are you wearing this jacket? It's
   [totally|slightly]
   colder than yesterday outside!
4. I'm
   [completely|very]
   certain about punishing you for your behavior. You are staying without any cinema for a month!
5. The jar is
   [rather|totally]
   empty – somebody has eaten all the jam.
6. My wife was
   [completely|very]
   thrilled with that new movie – the play was great and the special effects, as well.
7. Don't touch the boiling water! It's
   [absolutely|extremely]
   hot, you will burn yourself!
8. You are saying that the movie was
   [totally|very]
   funny. It was
   [completely|rather]
   hilarious, I would say!
9. You must be
   [very|absolutely]
   careful when you cross the road. Our traffic is blocked in Pushkin Street, and there are a lot of traffic jams.
10. This exam is
    [completely|fairly]
    easier than I thought – there was no use in being so scared.