39. Emphasis

(used with comparative and superlative adjectives or adverbs) by a large

used for emphasizing how long sg cotinues

completely

used to emphasize an opinion

suddenly, without warning or explanation

in addition to the things already mentioned

(used before adjectives/adverbs) very; really

used to say that sb or sg is not ordinary, but is especially good or important

^{used to emphasize the fact that sg is not surprising}

already (used to express concern that an amount or number will increase further)

much better than the rest

does no work at all

like each other very much

was so surprised or shocked that I didn't know what to say

sg happened which caused people to get angry and start fighting and arguing

was determined to keep away from him completely

was extremely surprised

extremely angry

make the greatest effort possible

would do anything

was extremely angry with me and told me off severely (it could also mean to punish sb severely)

this is used to emphasize a statement or opinion