How to Use "Great" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words great (adj): very good; large in amount, degree or size

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Used with verbs:

"They worked very hard to become great."
(become)

"He is a great man."
(be: is/am/are)

"She looks great."
(looks, feels, seems, sounds)

"The dish smells great."
(smells, tastes)

Used with adverbs:

"He was a truly great leader."
(truly, really, very)

"That's just a great idea."
(just, simply)

"He seems absolutely great."
(absolutely)

Used with nouns:

"She has a great ability for problem solving."
(ability)

"That is a great accomplishment."
(accomplishment, achievement, honor)

"I want to be a great actor."
(actor, actress, artist, dancer, painter, photographer, musician, singer, performer)

"She's planning a great adventure for next summer."
(adventure, vacation, trip)

"He had a great advantage."
(advantage)

"They put out a great album."
(album, film, movie)

"He has a great appetite."
(appetite, attitude, imagination)

"I just read a great article."
(article, book)

"She got a great bargain on her new furniture."
(bargain, deal, value)

"He made a great breakthrough in his research."
(breakthrough, discovery)

"It will be hard to recover from such a great disaster."
(disaster, catastrophe, earthquake)

"There are many great cathedrals in Italy."
(cathedral, castles, museums, monuments)

"There was a great celebration when the war ended."
(celebration)

"This has been a great challenge."
(challenge, dilemma)

"She has been a great comfort to me."
(comfort)

"They made a great comeback."
(comeback)

"The museum has a great collection of his work."
(collection)

"She has great confidence."
(confidence, courage, determination)

"There is great danger there."
(danger, discrimination, hardship, misery, poverty, suffering, unrest)

"We are at a great disadvantage."
(disadvantage)

"There is a great divide between the two sides."
(divide, distance, disagreement)

"She does everything with great ease."
(ease, enthusiasm, sophistication)

"That was a great embarrassment."
(embarrassment, failure, scandal, struggle)

"He had a great experience living abroad."
(experience)

"They looked out over the great expanse of land."
(expanse, plot, stretch)

"The teacher gave a great example."
(example, explanation)

"I try to be a great friend."
(friend, parent, father, mother, aunt, uncle, sister, brother)

"He has a great future ahead of him."
(future)

"My parents placed great importance on getting good grades."
(importance)

"Nelson Mandela is a great leader."
(leader, inspiration, statesman, thinker, speaker)

"We are making great progress."
(progress)

"This will be a great opportunity."
(opportunity)

"The event was a great success."
(success)

"That was a great idea!"
(idea, lesson)

"We are off to a great start."
(start)

"He shows great potential."
(potential, persistence, leadership, tolerance, maturity, understanding, talent, responsibility)

"This school has a great reputation."
(reputation)

"There was great turnout at the event."
(turnout, attendance)

"They performed a great tribute to him."
(tribute)

"He has a great sense of humor."
(sense of humor)

"This was a great year."
(year, day, month, week)


Study Vocabulary Words great (adv): very well

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Used with verbs:

"The machine works great."
(works)


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