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I don't think any verbs can be preceded by 'very'.
- I don't think any verbs can be preceded by 'very'.
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The word "very" is a qualifier or intensifier that is used before an adverb or adjective. You may be confusing this with the participle forms of verbs, which are actually adjectives:
"The very disturbed boy."
While the word disturbed is a verb, in this context it is being used in the past participle form and is an adjective.
There are no absolute verbs that can
"The very disturbed boy."
While the word disturbed is a verb, in this context it is being used in the past participle form and is an adjective.
There are no absolute verbs that can
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