Fill the gaps using the adjectives in 43.3. Choose an appropriate adverb (absolutely, quite or a bit) to go in front of the adjective. Sometimes, both are possible.

1. I was feeling (quite / absolutely) quite anxious because she had not phoned to say she had arrived safely.
2. I am (quite / absolutely) of her selfish behaviour. I’ve had enough!
3. It’s all so complicated. I feel (a bit / quite) . Can you help me?
4. I was (absolutely / a bit) when I heard the wonderful news!
5. It made me feel (quite / a bit) that I still couldn’t play any songs after six weeks of guitar lessons.
6. You always seem so (absolutely / quite) with life. How lucky you are!