O que as palavras em inglês Quite e Rather tem a ver com a outra?
Alguma coisa? Nada?
Vamos descobrir!
Quite
O termo “Quite” significa menos que “Very”, porém mais que “a little”. Geralmente vem antes de um “a” ou um “an”.
It´s quite cold outside.
It´s quite a nice day outside.
Rather
“Rather” é parecido com Quite, mas usamos principalmente com ideias negativas.
It´s rather cold outside. You should go in.
The test was rather difficult.
English Version
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What do the words quite and rather have to do with each other?
Something? Nothing? Let´s find out!
Quite
Quite means less than very but more than a little. It generally comes before “a” or “an”.
It´s quite cold outside.
It´s quite a nice day outside.
Rather
Rather is similar to quite, but we mainly use it with negative ideas.
It´s rather cold outside. You should go in.
The test was rather difficult.
Which of the words above do you use more frequently when speaking English?
