[Writing Exercise] What is the difference QUIET and QUITE? You can give examples. (^-^)

2020-02-10 · 첨삭 강사 Mayleen

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Quiet is adjective and quite is adverb. For example, the room was too quiet, so that I could hear her breath. I was quite sure about he has lied to everyone. (Beside, quit is a verb. it means that somebody stop doing something.)

강사 첨삭

Hello there, Sue! ^.^)


Quiet means free from noise while quite means completely.

You do know the difference between the two and that\'s good, however, be careful when using them in sentences.

There were unnecessary words so I dropped them. You can ask me questions later.^^

See you then.


__T. Mayleen :)



Quiet is adjective and quite is adverb.

>>> Quiet is an adjective while quite is an adverb.
For example, the room was too quiet, so that I could hear her breath.

>>> For example: The room was too quiet that I could hear her breathe.
I was quite sure about he has lied to everyone.

>>> I was quite sure he had lied to everyone.
(Beside, quit is a verb. it means that somebody stop doing something.)

>>> In addition, quit is a verb and it means to stop doing something.

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