Write the adjectives close in meaning and use them speaking about holiday time.

The exercise asks to find adjectives that are close in meaning to 'amazing', 'awful', and 'hint'. Let's do that and then provide some context for using them in sentences about holidays. **Adjectives with similar meanings:** * **amazing:** *fantastic*, *wonderful*, *incredible*, *marvelous* * **awful:** *terrible*, *horrible*, *dreadful*, *atrocious* * **hint:** *slight*, *subtle*, *small*, *indirect* **Example Sentences:** Here are some example sentences, showing how to use these words in the context of holiday time: * **Amazing / Fantastic:** "The fireworks display was absolutely *fantastic*; it was the most *amazing* part of our holiday!" * **Awful / Terrible:** "The weather during our holiday was *terrible*; it rained every single day, and the beach was *awful* because of the seaweed." * **Hint / Subtle:** "There was a *subtle hint* in her voice that she wanted a surprise vacation, and I took the *small hint* to book her a trip." **Explanation:** * We found words with similar meanings to the ones given in the prompt. For example, 'fantastic' is close to 'amazing', 'terrible' is close to 'awful', and 'subtle' is close to 'hint'. * The example sentences show how to use each set of synonyms in the context of talking about holiday experiences. This helps in practical application and understanding of these words."