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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Please verify if the below usage of very is correct as an ajective and adverb?
As an adverb:
He is very good boy.
As an adjective:
Very few people knows about this truth.
He is very good boy.
As an adjective:
Very few people knows about this truth.
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Both of yours are adverbs modifying adjectives ('good' and 'few' respectively). 'Very' is not so often used as an adjective, but here's one: He's the very image of his father.
- Both of yours are adverbs modifying adjectives ('good' and 'few' respectively).
- 'Very' is not so often used as an adjective, but here's one: He's the very image of his father.
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Both of yours are adverbs modifying adjectives ('good' and 'few' respectively). 'Very' is not so often used as an adjective, but here's one: He's the very image of his father.
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