VERY (high degree): This is very interesting. TOO (excessively, negative): He drives too fast. QUITE (moderately): She is quite smart. ALMOST (nearly): I am almost finished. EXTREMELY (very high degree): She is extremely talented. REALLY (very): This is really good. FAIRLY (moderately): He is fairly tall. TOTALLY (completely): I totally agree. ABSOLUTELY (completely): She is absolutely right. BARELY (almost not): He is barely awake.
💡 Position: Adverbs of degree usually come BEFORE the adjective or adverb they modify: very good, too fast, quite difficult, almost ready.