You saw a speech by a famous author. While he was speaking, he seemed really excited and moved around the stage a lot Now you're describing the situation to a friend. You say:
He was extremely animated.
adjective, description, intensifier, personality 
You made a really delicious banana nut bread. Your sister-in-law asks how you made it, and you’re explaining the recipe. You describe one step in the recipe:
Toasting the nuts really brings out their flavor!
cooking, food, gerund, intensifier, phrasal verb, 한글번역 
You're planning a vacation to France with one of your friends. You're making small talk about it with a coworker at your part-time job. You tell him:
This is my first time going to Europe, so I'm super pumped.
adverb, enthusiastic, excitement, experience, gerund, intensifier, slang, travel (topic) 
The guy you've been dating told you that he's moving away to another country. You're shocked because you thought the relationship was serious, but he didn't seem to care. Now you're telling a friend the story of what happened. You say:
He said it so matter-of-factly, I didn't know what to make of it at first.
adverb, dating, intensifier, phrasal verb, relationships 
You're chatting with a friend in a cafe. You start to talk about your glasses. Your friend asks how well you can see without them. You take off your glasses and say:
Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.
adjective, adverb, be able to, health, intensifier, phrasal verb, vision 
You've written a fantasy novel. You've sent the manuscript to several publishing companies, even though you don't really have much hope that they will publish it. You're talking to a friend, and just told her that you sent the novel out. Now you explain why by saying:
I know that it's highly unlikely that anyone will publish it, but I figured, "What the hell..."
adverb, intensifier, likely, probable, quoted speech, set phrase, thinking 
Your group at work recently started a new advertising campaign. The campaign has just started, but it seems to be going well. You're giving a short presentation in a meeting to tell everyone about the status of the campaign. You say:
We're very pleased with the initial results.
business, emotions, formal, intensifier, presentation, result 
You're making small talk with a friend about the weather. It's March, when the weather usually starts to get warm, but today it's snowing. You say:
It's awfully cold for March.
adverb, comparison, intensifier, small talk, weather 
You are a waiter at a nice restaurant. A customer complains that her food wasn't good, but she's already eaten all of it. You want to apologize, but you can't bring her another meal. You say:
I'm very sorry that it didn't meet your standards.
You're working on a charity event to raise money for cancer research. You'd like to ask some of your coworkers for help with the event. You send an e-mail to a group of coworkers describing what you want, and near the end of the message you write:
Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
appreciation, coworker, email, help, intensifier, request 