English Grammar Here

Instead of very;

• Very simple –> Basic
• Very shy –> Timid
• Very open  –> Transparent
• Very poor  –> Destitute
• Very quiet –> Hushed
• Very rich –> Wealthy
• Very sharp –> Keen
• Very scary –> Chilling
• Very rainy –> Pouring
• Very painful –> Excruciating
• Very pale –> Ashen
• Very old –> Ancient
• Very perfect –> Flawless
• Very scared –> Petrified
• Very serious –> Grave
• Very shiny –> Gleaming
• Very short –> Brief
• Very old-fashioned –> Archaic
• Very noisy –> Deafening
• Very bad –> Awful
• Very cold –> Freezing
• Very clear –> Obvious

• Very mean –> Cruel
• Very boring –> Dull
• Very slow –> Sluggish
• Very careful –> Cautious
• Very colorful –> Vibrant
• Very creative –> Innovative
• Very crowded –> Bustling
• Very empty –> Desolate
• Very loose –> Slack
• Very cute –> Adorable
• Very lively –> Animated
• Very often–> Frequently
• Very thirsty–> Parched
• Very tight–> Constricting
• Very wide–> Expansive
• Very windy–> Blustery
• Very heavy–> Leaden
• Very hungry–> Starving
• Very friendly–> Amiable
• Very evil–> Wicked
• Very messy–> Slovenly
• Very nice–> Kind