I went to school from my friend's house today, so it was much easier because it was closer than going from my own house. I ate waffles at noon and it was very delicious.
I went to school from my friend's house today, so it was much easier because it
was closer than going from my own house. I ate waffles at noon and they were
delicious.
Hi!
“delicious” is a non gradable adjective. You don’t use it with the adverb “very” because “delicious” already means “very tasty”. With non-gradable adjectives you can use absolute adverbs such as “absolutely”, “incredibly”, “truly”, “utterly” or “completely”.
If you are not sure whether or not an adjective is gradable or non-gradable you can use “really” to intensify the meaning. So “really tasty” and “really delicious” are both OK. 😊
Jun 4, 2025 10:47 AM
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