This week's vocabulary: “PRETTY” When we use “pretty” BEFORE AN ADJECTIVE, it usually means fairly, more than expected, or more than a little. QUESTION: Which sentence uses “pretty” to mean fairly or more than expected? A. “I’m pretty sure he’s not coming tonight.” B. “She’s a pretty manager at the company.” C. “I like your dress. It's pretty!” Comment your answer below 👇🏻

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