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The sentence that I read in the thread below.
b. I very much liked the idea.
would that mean
1. I liked the idea very much.
or
2. I did indeed like the idea. ( say I am contradicting someone who has said I did not like the idea)
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/very-much-did-not.3009855/
I asked this in here too and they answered.
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/very-much-before-verbs.3649986/#post-18605861
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Tara2 The sentence that I read in the thread below. b. I very much liked the idea.
- Tara2 The sentence that I read in the thread below.
- b.
- I very much liked the idea.
- would that mean 1.
- I liked the idea very much.
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Tara2The sentence that I read in the thread below.
b. I very much liked the idea.
would that mean
1. I liked the idea very much. [Yes. This is the same as b above. b is stated a little more formally. 1 is the ordinary everyday was of saying it. You can do the same with other verbs.
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