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Frightening vs. frightful Thu Oct 21, 2004 6:57 am  Frightening vs. frightful
 

Test No. incompl/inter-30 "Flying on a Plane", question 2

Landing is also a rather ......... experience, too.

(a) frightening
(b) frightened
(c) frights
(d) frightful

Test No. incompl/inter-30 "Flying on a Plane", answer 2

Landing is also a rather frightening experience, too.

Correct answer: (a) frightening

Your answer was: incorrect
Landing is also a rather frightful experience, too.
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Hello english teachers. Why frightful isn't fit?
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Frightful Thu Oct 21, 2004 12:05 pm  Frightful
 

Hi,

This could be just about acceptable but I don't think you would add 'rather' to this adjective. If you did, the meaning would be 'disgusting' and is normally used to describe behaviour. The emphasis is on the fact that the passenger is frightened.

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