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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Are they both commonly used?

1) A very long time ago
2) Quite a long time ago
  

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Both are used. However, "very" is a little simple; "quite" is a little more stylish (more educated in tone).

— Doctor D

  • Both are used.
  • However, "very" is a little simple; "quite" is a little more stylish (more educated in tone).
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Both are used. However, "very" is a little simple; "quite" is a little more stylish (more educated in tone).
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Thank you very much, D D.
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(I have not any problems in the facebook) is it correct sentence?
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I would say:
I do not have any problems with the facebook. (It does not trouble me.)
Or:
I do not find any problems in the facebook. (I have looked for errors and found none.)
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