Meanings of very basics in English

And are these children learning the very basics of reading and numeracy?

But taking that step required him to rethink the very basics of mathematics.

But we've not even taught our children the very basics.

The book and app guide learners through the very basics of the Chinese language.

Before this year, I knew only the very basics of the New Testament and Christianity.

Users are discovering the very basics of their assistants, and enjoying them, but not digging much deeper.

She said Bouwaqa needed the very basics to help start rebuilding the lives of those who lived there.

You start from the very basics.

While the very basics are well explained, it could do better to introduce the more advanced tactics and play styles.

The Lite Edition strips out everything but the very basics: no Windows Media Player, no documentation and a far smaller library of drivers.

You don't have to love football to love 1st and Goal, although it helps to know at least the very basics of the sport.

Read the manual to understand what each button, control and menu does and these are some of the very basics that you must master in.

Although the girl had learned only the very basics in two of the elemental magics-Wind and Fire-it was obvious that her natural skill was extraordinary.

Rather than illuminating the essential components of life, syn3.0 has revealed how much we have left to learn about the very basics of biology.