Really Sentences
"Really" is used to express that something is true or to emphasize a statement or a question. e.g., He was really surprised by the gift.
How to use Really in a sentence
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Really Sentences
This cake tastes really good.
She really likes going to the park.
I can't believe he really did that.
She runs really fast for her age.
They really appreciate your help.
He really wants to win the game.
The movie was really interesting.
I really need to study for the test.
She was really happy with her present.
They were really excited about the trip.
Was it really that funny?
It's really cold outside today.
The garden looks really beautiful in spring.
I'm really tired after the long walk.
It's really hot in the desert.
That sounds really amazing.
Are you really going to do that?
It's really important to follow the rules.
Can you really swim that far?
I'm really looking forward to the weekend.
The museum was really interesting.
I really admire your dedication.
That's a really old building.
He's really good at playing the guitar.
I really hope you get better soon.
The concert was really loud.
He really knows how to make me laugh.
It's really difficult to learn a new language.
The dog really loves to play fetch.
It was really nice to meet you.
I really wish I could go with you.
The pizza was really delicious.
I'm really proud of you.
It's really rare to see a blue moon.
I really enjoy listening to music.
The movie was really scary.
The book was really long but worth reading.
I really don't understand this math problem.
He really loves playing video games.
She really dislikes being late.
I really don't want to go to school today.
The sky is really clear tonight.
The story she told was really touching.
I really don't like spinach.
She really understands the subject well.
The room was really crowded.
He really improved his grades this semester.
This puzzle is really challenging.
The flowers smell really nice.
She really knows a lot about history.
Really Definitions
As a way of agreeing or confirming.
I think it's going to rain. Really, it looks clear to me.
To emphasize truthfulness or sincerity.
I really mean it when I say thank you.
As an adverb, to indicate that something is very or to a great extent.
He was really impressed by the performance.
Used to introduce a statement that corrects or contradicts a previous one.
I thought it was at 7, but really it starts at 8.
To express surprise or skepticism.
Really? Are you sure about that?
Really Idioms & Phrases
Get real
Be realistic or serious.
You think you can learn to play guitar in a week? Get real!
Really outdid yourself
To surpass expectations.
You really outdid yourself with this dinner; it's delicious.
In real time
Happening now or live.
The software allows you to track the data in real time.
For real
Seriously or genuinely.
Are you for real? Did you really just win the lottery?
Make it real
To bring something into reality; make it happen.
He finally made his dream of starting a business real.
Real McCoy
The genuine thing; not an imitation.
This is the real McCoy, not a fake.
For real?
Expressing disbelief or shock.
You're moving to Japan? For real?
Real talk
Honest and direct communication.
Let's have some real talk about your grades.
Really hit it off
To get along very well with someone.
They really hit it off at the party and have been friends since.
Keep it real
Stay true to oneself; be authentic.
Despite his fame, he always tries to keep it real with his fans.
Real piece of work
Someone who is difficult to deal with.
He's a real piece of work; always causing trouble.
Hit the real world
To start experiencing the everyday life of work and responsibilities.
After college, you'll hit the real world.
Real change
Significant and meaningful transformation.
The new mayor promises real change for the city.
The real deal
Genuine or authentic.
This painting is the real deal, not a copy.
Back to the real world
Returning to normal life after something unusual.
After a week on vacation, it's back to the real world.
Living in the real world
Being practical and aware of the realities of life.
You need to start living in the real world and take some responsibility.
Real-time feedback
Immediate response or information.
The app gives you real-time feedback on your workouts.
Real eye-opener
Something that surprises you and teaches you new facts about life.
The documentary was a real eye-opener about the effects of climate change.
Real smooth
Done in a very suave or skillful way.
He handled that negotiation real smooth.
Too real
Something that is uncomfortably true or realistic.
That movie was too real; it really made me think.
Common Curiosities
Why is it called "really"?
"Really" originates from the word "real," indicating truth or actuality, emphasizing the truthfulness or intensity of a statement.
How many syllables are in "really"?
Three syllables.
How is "really" used in a sentence?
She was really excited about her birthday party.
How do we divide "really" into syllables?
Re-al-ly.
What is a stressed syllable in "really"?
The first syllable, "re."
What is the root word of "really"?
The root word is "real."
What is the opposite of "really"?
Falsely.
What is the plural form of "really"?
"Really" does not have a plural form.
What is the verb form of "really"?
"Really" does not have a verb form as it is an adverb.
What part of speech is "really"?
Adverb.
What is another term for "really"?
Truly.
Is "really" a countable noun?
"Really" is not a noun; it's an adverb.
What is the pronunciation of "really"?
Really is pronounced as /ˈrɪə.li/ or /ˈriː.li/.
Is the word "really" Gerund?
No, "really" is an adverb, not a gerund.
Is the word “really” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
Neither, as "really" is an adverb and does not serve as an object in a sentence.
Which vowel is used before "really"?
The use of a vowel before "really" depends on the preceding word in a sentence; "really" does not dictate this.
Which preposition is used with "really"?
"Really" does not typically require a preposition as it is an adverb.
Is "really" an adverb?
Yes, it is an adverb.
Is the "really" term a metaphor?
No, "really" itself is not typically used as a metaphor.
Is the word "really" imperative?
No, "really" is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, not to express commands.
What is the singular form of "really"?
"Really" does not have a singular or plural form, as it is an adverb.
Is "really" a noun or adjective?
It is an adverb.
Is "really" an abstract noun?
No, "really" is not a noun.
Is "really" a collective noun?
No, "really" is not a noun.
Which determiner is used with "really"?
Determiners are not used with adverbs like "really."
Which conjunction is used with "really"?
"Really" can be used with any conjunction as it is not specific to one; its use depends on the sentence structure.
Which article is used with "really"?
Articles are not used with "really" because it is an adverb, not a noun.
Is "really" a negative or positive word?
It can be neutral, positive, or negative depending on the context.
Is "really" a vowel or consonant?
The word itself consists of vowels and consonants, but as a word, this classification doesn't apply.
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