Really or Very?

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What's the difference between really and very?

"Very" and "really" both mean a lot.

Really can be used before an adjective or before a verb.

Very can only be used before an adjective.

Ezio really likes candles.

Ezio likes candles very much.

Carla really talks a lot.

Carla is very talkative.

You are really fabulous!

You are very fabulous!