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#很
Some verbs can also be modified by degree adverbs. They still take objects in this case, so they are not adjectives. These can be referred to as transitive quality verbs; "transitive" because they take objects, and "quality" because they behave like adjectives. Examples of these verbs which can take degree adverbs include 喜欢xǐhuan (to like), 想xiǎng (to want/miss), 像xiàng (to resemble), and 感谢gǎnxiè (to thank/be thankful):
- 我非常喜欢喝桔子水 wǒ fēicháng xǐhuan hē júzishuǐ I really do like to drink orange juice
- 我真想去看今天晚上的京剧 I really want to go to see tonight's Beijing Opera
- 在图书馆工作的王太太有一个非常漂亮的女儿。我们都说她真想妈妈。王太太很高兴。 Mr. Wang's wife, who works at the library, has an extremely beautiful daughter. We all told her she really looks like her mother. Mrs. Wang was very happy.
- 我们感谢你，我们更感谢你太太。 We thank you, but we thank your wife even more.