0
Parsa maozzez Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
V
Hi what does very mean in here? My very dog and would you explain it more, In which cases do we use this?
Top answer
More context please - it could mean almost anything.
- More context please - it could mean almost anything.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
0
Hi,
In your phrase, very has no special meaning; it is just an adjective used to emphasize that you are speaking
of your own dog. In that sense, very is used only before a noun.
Don't give it to your dog: it is highly poisonous.
Oh, brother! My very dog has already eaten it.
In future, please supply a complete context, not just phrases or incomple
In your phrase, very has no special meaning; it is just an adjective used to emphasize that you are speaking
of your own dog. In that sense, very is used only before a noun.
Don't give it to your dog: it is highly poisonous.
Oh, brother! My very dog has already eaten it.
In future, please supply a complete context, not just phrases or incomple
0
Related Questions