‘You’ve seen the ghost?’ I asked.‘More than once,’ the old man replied. ‘(1) Vacío 1 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course , I have a photograph. Want to see it?’This is absurd, I thought but asked, ‘You took a photo of the ghost?’‘No, not me. It’s a photo of Lady Barnett from an old newspaper report of the death. She’s wearing a long white gown, almost (2) Vacío 2 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course the same one she wears when she appears at night.’He said all this very (3)Vacío 3 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course as if it was solid evidence for the truth of his ghostly tale. ‘She was rich and, (4)Vacío 4 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course for her, she was murdered for her money. It all happened about ten years ago. The police thought it was her husband who did it. He disappeared soon after. They found him later, locked in a small basement room. His hair had turned (5)Vacío 5 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course white and his eyes were wide open. He was dead, (6)Vacío 6 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course He was clutching the key to Lady Barnett’s safe deposit box in the bank. I think her ghost had (7) Vacío 7 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course found him and had scared him to death.’‘Oh, my god! And she-she-she’s still here?’ I found myself stuttering (8) Vacío 8 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course ‘Oh, yes. I think she (9) Vacío 9 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course walks through the house in search of his mistress. She only appears when there’s a new woman in the house. (10)Vacío 10 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course her husband was in love with another woman and he just wanted Lady Barnett’s money so he could run away with her.’‘What happened to the mistress?’ I asked rather (11) Vacío 11 seriouslycompletelyprobablyActuallyuncontrollablynervouslycertainlyApparentlyunfortunatelystillof course , looking round the dark room.‘Nobody knows,’ he answered. ‘But if I was her, I would stay far away from this house’.George Yule, (2006), Adjectives and adverbs, Oxford Practice Grammar Advanced, (pp. 119, 237). Oxford University Press.