I'm ______ pleased with it.
Correct answer: B. Very
- A. Much
- B. Very
- C. Too
- D. None
Explanation
“Very” naturally modifies the adjective “pleased” in standard English: “I’m very pleased with it.” “Much pleased” is uncommon and generally requires a comparative or participial context, while “too pleased” changes the meaning to excessively pleased.
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