how (adjective) (something) is
When you want to talk about the level or amount of a quality, you use the phrase "how ___ something is". For example, if it's been raining a lot and the ground is really wet, you can say:
I can't believe how wet it is.
Another example is when you meet someone who's famous and seems unfriendly, but he is actually a nice guy when you meet him:
This phrase appears in these lessons:
- “You're the one that kept complaining about how old and ugly our TV was!”
- “I base my tips on how good the service is.”
- “They found that different brain regions developed depending on how difficult it was for the subjects to learn.”
- “You hear about how nice it is there, and I thought, "Yeah, OK." But it totally lives up to the hype.”
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