rewrite the following after using one of the adverbs from the following list at its proper place: hard, fairly, very, never, in, then, just, yet, rather, hardly 1. I liked the story much. 2. He can speak a sentence in english. 3. He tells lies. 4. During examination he works hard. 5. the train has arrived. 6. I have a bad cold. 7. your son has done well in English. 8. she went and returned with some food for the beggar. 9. Hasn't the teacher marked our paper? 10. I brush my teeth and I wash my face.
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When we use quite with a gradable adjective or adverb, it usually means ‘a little, moderately but not very’. It has a similar meaning to ‘rather’ or ‘fairly’:
That shirt makes you look quite smart. (+ adjective)
She comes to visit you quite often, doesn’t she? (+ frequency adverb)
He walked quite fast until they were out of sight. (+ adverb)
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