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Meaning of "The very next morning"

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#1 (permalink) Mon Oct 20, 2008 20:25 pm Meaning of "The very next morning"

The very next morning what does the very mean?

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#2 (permalink) Mon Oct 20, 2008 20:30 pm The very next morning

Hi Volcano The word "very" is used for emphasis there. That is the usage described here: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=88089&dict=CALD .

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#3 (permalink) Mon Oct 20, 2008 20:34 pm The very next morning

Thank you I guessed its meaning right

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