What is the difference between Vary and Very?
What is the difference between Vary and Very? :
Vary : (verb)
( 1 ) Be different in size, volume and strength
Opinions vary on this point.
The results of the experiment varied wildly.
( 2 ) Change
Our routine never varies.
Prices vary with the seasons.
He works with varying degrees of enthusiasm.
( 3 ) Make something different by introducing changes
Do you vary the speed at which you work?
Very : (adverb)
( 1 ) In a high degree
I am very busy.
( 2 ) In the fullest sense
He was the very first to arrive.
You should call on her at six o’clock at the very latest.
( 3 ) Exactly
He was sitting on the very same seat.
Very : (adjective)
( 1 ) Actual, truly such, itself, himself, no other
This is the very book I want.
AT that very moment, the phone rang.
You are the very lady I want to see.
( 2 ) Extreme
What did he say at the very beginning?
( 3 ) Used to emphasize a noun
The very idea of going abroad for studies delighted me.
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