关于Really的意思和用法的提问

A: To have “one in the chamber” means his gun is loaded.

A: Not very nice/ impolite

A: 「はぁ、本当？」 or 「えー、本当？」

A: It’s American slang. It means you don’t have to be afraid, they aren’t mean.

A: Truly, very

A: It’s just an exaggeration.
“I really, really don’t want to go!”
“I really, really thought he was telling the truth.”
One “really” gets the point across, two is just exaggerating it for emphasis.

A: "I'm really thirsty."
"I'm really hungry."
"I'm really happy right now."
"That's really weird."

A: I really want to go home.
Do you really have to eat pie?
Can we really go to the movies?!

A: Are you really going to eat that?
I didn't eat it actually.

I'm actually going to Las Vegas now.
Are you really?

I really like you.
I like you too actually.

😀

A: @Ham: "Get me that." "I got it." "What have I gotten into?" "I shouldn't have gotten into that." "I will get better." "He got much better." they are past and present tenses for receive or obtain.

A: Really means very or totally, literally is used as emphasis or it can mean that you're not kidding.

"I am really tired, I should really get some sleep."
"The scenery is literally so pretty."
"That is literally exactly what I just said."

I hope that helped :)

A: ACTUALLY
1.In fact; in reality: That tree is actually a fir, not a pine
2.Used to express wonder, surprise, or incredulity: I actually won the lottery
REALLY
1.In actual truth or fact: The horseshoe crab isn't really a crab at all.
2.Truly; genuinely: That was a really enjoyable evening.

A: Really is used for truth or certainty. Virtually is used for when something is almost, but not quite, true or certain.

A: How old are you again?
B: I'm 23.
A: Oh, I thought you were 22.
B: Well, I'm really 22. I turn 23 next week though, so I'm virtually 23.

Hope that helps.

A: Same thing.

A: They mean the same thing.

"My teacher is very knowledgable."
"My teacher is really knowledgable."

However, only "really" can be used with verbs.

Incorrect:
"I very like my teacher."

Correct:
"I really like my teacher."
"I like my teacher very much."
"I like my teacher a lot."


Really can also mean "truly/actually."

"Do you really enjoy going to school five days a week?" :

"Do you enjoy going to school five days a week a lot?"
OR
"Do you actually enjoy going to school five days a week?"

A: No, you should say ''I'm big on cooking'' instead.

A: Tell me some words that sound similar to "really."
More politely:
Could you tell me some words...

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A: I really love this job, so for as long as I am able to work here. I will try my best to overcome any challenge.

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A: × You must really like book！
✓ You must really like books!

A: I really feel the difficulties of learning English expressions!

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A:
1) really
2) rarely

A: Someday I would really like to be in your MV

This is better.