Question

2814 2 I would like very much to visit some of the places that I have been reading about. I would [[like very much]] to visit some of the places that I have been reading about. very much like Do not put very much between a verb (e.g 'enjoyed') and its object (e.g. 'my stay in the USA'). When the object is short, very much goes at the end of the sentence or in front of the verb. When the object is long, very much usually goes in front of the verb: 'I very much hope that you and your family have a safe journey.'

Accepted Answer

very ✗ I would very much like to visit some of the places that I have been reading about. I would [[very much like]] to visit some of the places that I have been reading about. very much like | like very much

Idx	2814
Keyword	very
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I would like very much to visit some of the places that I have been reading about.
Correct Sentence	I would very much like to visit some of the places that I have been reading about.
Cloze Error Sentence	I would [[like very much]] to visit some of the places that I have been reading about.
Cloze Sentence	I would [[very much like]] to visit some of the places that I have been reading about.
Cloze Answer	very much like
Choices	very much like \| like very much
Explanation	Do not put very much between a verb (e.g 'enjoyed') and its object (e.g. 'my stay in the USA'). When the object is short, very much goes at the end of the sentence or in front of the verb. When the object is long, very much usually goes in front of the verb: 'I very much hope that you and your family have a safe journey.'

I Visit Places Reading Object Front Put Verb