B BryanSturg New member Oct 6, 2025 #1 I often get confused between the words “quite” and “quiet.” Can someone explain their meanings and how to use them correctly?
I often get confused between the words “quite” and “quiet.” Can someone explain their meanings and how to use them correctly?
I inzhenerna_jmpr New member Thursday at 11:46 AM #2 Quite means very or to a certain extent. Quiet means silent or with little noise. Examples: She is quite happy. (very) Please stay quiet during the test. (silent)
Quite means very or to a certain extent. Quiet means silent or with little noise. Examples: She is quite happy. (very) Please stay quiet during the test. (silent)
T TrudiChelm New member Monday at 9:30 AM #3 “Quite” means to a certain or considerable degree—it emphasizes something. Example: The movie was quite interesting. “Quiet” means making little or no noise or calm. Example: The library is very quiet.
“Quite” means to a certain or considerable degree—it emphasizes something. Example: The movie was quite interesting. “Quiet” means making little or no noise or calm. Example: The library is very quiet.
