The difference between much and very much

much mainly modifies verbs. Such as:

she doesn’t like him much.She didn't like him very much.

does she much like him? / does she like him much?Does she like him very much?

Note: When much modifies a verb, it is usually only used in negative or interrogative sentences.

See example above) and cannot be used for affirmative declarative sentences.

Unless it is preceded by very, too, so

and so on. Such as:

False: He likes the film muchPositive: He likes the film very muchHe loved the movie.

A single much (i.e., without a modifier) may sometimes modify a verb in an affirmative sentence, but this is limited to regret, admire, prefer, appreciate

and so on, and much should be placed in the middle of the sentence, not at the end of the sentence. Such as:

Very much is an emphatic statement of much, and theoretically, where much can be used, in principle, very much can also be used

much English [m t].

Beauty [m t].

adv.Very; Almost; A lot of ground; To a large extent;

adj.Many, lot;

pron.A lot; Substantial; Very good stuff; (used in conjunction with uncountable nouns, especially in negative sentences, or in conjunction with how to ask for quantity, and also in conjunction with as, so, and too) many;

Network] Comparative; Uncountable; Many;

Example sentence]she laughs too much

She laughed too much.

Other] Comparative: more Highest level: Mostvery much English [ veri m t ] United States [ v ri m t ]

Dictionary] very; Good; Yes;

Network] very; Veryly; Very much;

They are clearly very grateful to you.

Very much mainly modifies adjectives or adverbs, so much mainly modifies verbs.

The specific meaning is different: very much means very, very, and very much for the statement of facts; So means so, so, so is more emotional. Use differently: very modifies the primary of adjectives and adverbs and presents participles used as adjectives.

so is an adverb, modifying adjective, or other adverb.

The dictionary is very usefulThis dictionary is useful.

he drove very fast.His car was driving fast. Note:

To modify the adverb too (too), use much. For example, it is much too expensive

It's too expensive. Much is mainly used for modifiers, and unless it is preceded by modifiers such as very, too, so, etc., it is only used in negative and interrogative sentences.

she doesn't like him much.She didn't like him very much. does she much like him?

Explained in English:

English (English: English) Boxiao is a West Germanic type.

The language branch was first spoken by medieval England and became the most widely spoken language in the world due to its vast colonies.

The ancestors of the British, the Anglo tribes, were later migrated to the island of Great Britain.

One of the Germanic tribes of the region, known as England.

Both names come from the Baltic Sea.

Anglia of the peninsula.

1. The nouns of modification are different.

Both denote "many", but many modifies or replaces countable nouns (plural), as opposed to few (few); Whereas much is used to modify or replace an uncountable noun (singular), as opposed to little (a small amount).

2. The requirements for the nouns after many of and much of are different.

When followed by a noun, the noun should usually be specific (e.g. the, these, those, my, our, tom).'s and other modifications). In a few cases, much of can be used without a qualifier, mainly in the case of the name of a person and a place.

3. It is different from the use of A.

Usage of many a + singular countable noun": the form is singular, but the meaning is plural (meaning "many"), and if used as a subject, its predicate usually agrees with the form but not with the meaning (i.e., the predicate is the pragmatic singular). There is no usage of much a.

"many a+ singular nouns" is a very formal structure that is often replaced by "many + plural nouns" in colloquial or informal styles.

very much synonyms – a good deal many; a greatest deal many.

very much

English [.]'ver m t ] beauty ['veriː mʌtʃ]

Very; Very;

i enjoyed reading these books very much.

I enjoyed reading these books.

advance in the jungle was very slow.

It is slow to travel through the jungle.

he used to like the blues very much.

He used to love blues music.

his farewell speech was very touching.

His farewell speech was very moving.

Very much can modify such verbs, they are like, love, prefer, hope, wish, expect, want, intend, hate. These words have a common feature, that is, they express people's concepts such as "desires, likes and dislikes".

The difference between very much and much very much is that they have different meanings, different usages, and different emphasis.

First, the meaning is different.

MUCH Definition: Very; Truly.

Very: Very, very, very.

Second, the usage is different.

Usage of much: Very much can modify these types of verbs, they are like, love, prefer.

Example sentence: I must say that I am very much to blameI must say it's all my fault.

Very Usage: Much very much much mainly modifies adjectives or adverbs, not verbs.

Example sentence: The shampoo lathers so much it's very hard to rinse it all out.This shampoo foams too much and is difficult to rinse off.

Third, the focus is different.

Bit analysis: very much is often used at the end of sentences, and sometimes before the verb.

Very analysis: much very very must not be placed at the end of the sentence.

Very much is an adverb, and an adverb is generally used as an adverbial to modify the verb, and it is generally used to modify the verb to indicate the degree of action, (foreigners are very good at expressing the feeling of disturbing the feelings) such as: thank you very much to modify thanks; I love you very much grooming love.

Usage of very, much and very much.

The adverb very much modifies an adjective or adverb.

he was very angry at losing it.Lost it, slippery auspicious, he was angry.

he believes very strongly in female emancipation.He was a strong advocate of women's emancipation.

2. The adverb much mainly modifies the verb, and unless it is preceded by modifiers such as very, too, so, etc., it is only used in negative sentences and interrogative sentences.

she doesn’t like him much.She didn't like him very much.

does she much like him?/does she like him much?Does she like him very much?

Note: Much without modifiers may sometimes modify verbs in affirmative sentences, but this is limited to a few verbs such as regret, admire, prefer, appreciate, etc., and much should be placed in the middle of the sentence, not at the end of the sentence.

3. In addition to modifying verbs, much can also modify comparative, superlative, and prepositional phrases.

this is much the most difficult.This is the most difficult.

Fourth, modify the past participle, usually use much, not very. However, to modify past participles that have been transformed into adjectives, or past participles with strong adjectives (e.g., when the past participle is used as a definite), very can be used.

Fifth, very much is the emphasis of much, theoretically speaking, where much can be used, in principle, very much can also be used.

Synonyms for very muchParaphrasing 1: Many.

a good deal，a great dealSynonym analysisa good deal.

It can only be used to modify uncountable nouns, not countable nouns.

a greatest deal in large quantities.

It can only be used to modify uncountable nouns, not countable nouns.

very much.

Very much is the basic structure of an adverb + an adjective.