“Quite” and “almost” can sometimes be used in similar contexts, but they have different meanings and uses. Quite • Meaning: To a certain or significant degree, but not completely. Almost • Meaning: Nearly, but not completely or entirely. • Quite often emphasizes the extent or degree of something. • Almost indicates something is close to happening or being true, but not fully there.
But, how do we use "quite a bit about" ?. - can we use it with both ?, I mean, uncountable and countable nouns ?. or just uncountable ones ?. Thanks in advance for the answer .
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Hi, Kevin. Thanks for your great lessons. Can you please talk about the usage of the phrase "a bit too...", please?
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Hi. How to find the video thet is talking abou " quite " ? The link? Thanks. sorry! Is it existed in this video?
Could 'not quite ' be similar to 'almost'?🤝🇩🇴
“Quite” and “almost” can sometimes be used in similar contexts, but they have different meanings and uses.
Quite
• Meaning: To a certain or significant degree, but not completely.
Almost
• Meaning: Nearly, but not completely or entirely.
• Quite often emphasizes the extent or degree of something.
• Almost indicates something is close to happening or being true, but not fully there.
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But, how do we use
"quite a bit about" ?.
- can we use it with both ?, I mean, uncountable and countable nouns ?. or just uncountable ones ?.
Thanks in advance for the answer .
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