Question

2263 1 That's really a good idea. [[That's really a]] good idea. That's a really/That really is a The position of really (= very) is a matter of emphasis. Very often it comes immediately before the adjective or adverb it modifies: 'some really good news', 'a really old car'. Otherwise, it is usually placed immediately in front of the main verb: 'You really fooled me.' 'We're really enjoying ourselves.'

Accepted Answer

really ✗ That's a really good idea.That really is a good idea. [[That's a really/That really is a]] good idea. That's really a | That's a really | That really is a

Idx	2263
Keyword	really
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	That's really a good idea.
Correct Sentence	That's a really good idea. That really is a good idea.
Cloze Error Sentence	[[That's really a]] good idea.
Cloze Sentence	[[That's a really/That really is a]] good idea.
Cloze Answer	That's a really/That really is a
Choices	That's really a \| That's a really \| That really is a
Explanation	The position of really (= very) is a matter of emphasis. Very often it comes immediately before the adjective or adverb it modifies: 'some really good news', 'a really old car'. Otherwise, it is usually placed immediately in front of the main verb: 'You really fooled me.' 'We're really enjoying ourselves.'

Good Idea Really/That Immediately Position Matter Emphasis Adjective