English, asked by faiza6470, 1 year ago

Difference between quite, quit, quiet...

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Answered by kdreadlord

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As an adjective, quiet means "free from noise"; it can also be a noun or a verb. Quit is a verb meaning "to stop" or "to leave." Quite is an adjective meaning "completely" or "to a considerable extent; rather." My office is quiet and quite comfortable

Answered by ava71

quite means absolutely....

quit means to leave

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