Write the word or phrase which cannot complete the sentence.

1. Jackie didn't like the show so much, but I thought it was (absolutely / quite / very) perfect.

2. You were (completely / fairly / totally) right about Laura - she is from Manchester.

3. We've been (absolutely/ a little/ quite) busy at work, so I'm looking forward to a break.

4. It's (completely/ totally / very) pointless trying to persuade Michael to lend you his new car.

5. Anthony seems to be (a little/ really/ utterly) worried about the situation.

6. Jackson's shot from the halfway line was (absolutely/ quite / too) incredible.

7. If you think I'm going to help you after what you did, you're (a bit/ completely/ quite) wrong.

8. In the end, the documents that the tax office sent us were (completely/ totally/ very) useless.