#AnswersTime #Vocabulary Rather vs Quite Quite /kwaɪt/ = | Чекма́сова учит

#AnswersTime #Vocabulary Rather vs Quite

Quite /kwaɪt/ = less than 'very' but more than 'a little' довольно (в значительной степени)
Quiet /ˈkwaɪ.ət/ = тихий: Can you be quiet, please?

e.g. I am quite tired.
e.g. She lives quite near me, so we can see each other quite often.
e.g. I was reading this book and came across quite an interesting fact.
e.g. I quite like reading but it is not my favourite pastime.

Quite /kwaɪt/ = completely
e.g. The two situations are quite different.
e.g. Are you quite sure you want to go?

Rather = quite (BUT with negative words and negative ideas)
e.g. What was the examination like ? - Rather difficult , I am afraid.
e.g. I was quite pleased with the hotel but she was rather disappointed.

Rather = unusually / surprisingly
e.g. These pears are rather nice (nicer than expected) where did you buy them?

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