Very,很简单吧,但是你用对了吗?不能用very修饰的形容词和分词都有哪些,你知道吗?<br>1.在只能做表语的形容词前不能用very,而要使用其他的词。<br>例如:<br>(1)It's well worth trying.<br>(不能说very worth)这很值得一试。<br>(2)I'm wide awake.<br>(不能说very awake)我是完全清醒的。<br>(3)She's fast asleep.<br>(不能说very asleep)她睡得很熟。<br>(4)We are much beholden to you for your help.<br>(不能说very beholden)我们非常感激你给我们的帮助。<br>(5)He felt quite sure of the appointment.<br>他感到很有把握获得这个职位。<br>(6)I'm much afraid of snakes.<br>我非常害怕蛇。(口语中也使用very)<br>类似这样不能和very连用的形容词还有:afloat,alight,alive,alone,alike等。它们可以和much或very much连用。例如:<br>(1)The two brothers are very much alike.<br>这两兄弟非常相像。<br>(2)He is very much alive.<br>他非常活跃。<br>2.在过去分词用作谓语动词时不可和very连用,要用much、very much或quite等说明程度。<br>例如:<br>(1)The financial situation seems to be much/very much improved.<br>(不能说very improved)财政状况似乎有了很大好转。<br>(2)Britain's trade position has been much/very much weakened by inflation.<br>通货膨胀很大程度上削弱了英国的贸易地位。<br>(3)Ted was much surprised when he heard the news.<br>特德听到这个消息很吃惊。<br>当过去分词指的是一种状态或性质时,可和very连用。<br>例如:<br>(1)a very frightened animal 一只极度受惊的动物<br>(2)a very complicated problem 一个很复杂的问题<br>当过去分词用作谓语动词,但表示一个人对某事的反应时,可与very连用。<br>例如:<br>(1)We were all very shocked by the news about Tony.<br>我们听到关于托尼的消息都很震惊。<br>(2)I am very pleased to hear it.<br>听到这话我很高兴。<br>有些人在这种情况下宁愿用much不用very,但在现代英语非正式文体中常用very。<br>3.现在分词一般不能和very连用,要用much、quite或其他词。<br>例如:<br>The theory sounds quite convincing.<br>这意见听起来很有说服力。<br>又如:不能说very screaming(尖声喊叫的)children,应该使用像continually or loudly screaming children这样的表达;singing birds也不可说成very singing birds等等。<br>Very只可和已转用为形容词的现在分词连用,例如:very interesting(很有趣),very exciting(非常令人兴奋)等。<br>在有的副词前不用very要用well或quite表示“很,非常,完全”之意。<br>例如:<br>(1)His name is well up in the list.<br>他的名字排在名单的前面。<br>(2)He was treated quite fairly.<br>他受到很公平的对待。<br>动词也不和very连用,要用其他副词,如much/very much和quite等修饰。<br>例如:<br>(1)I should much like to come.<br>我很想来。<br>(2)They closely resemble each other in appearance.<br>他们的外貌很相似。<br>(3)By doing so you will greatly oblige us.<br>您这样做,我们将不胜感激。<br>(4)He is well grounded in the English language.<br>他的英语有很好的基础。