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Sometimes they're interchangeable. Sometimes "quick" is used to describe an event which is/was completed in a short time. Sometimes "fast" is used to describe the speed at which something is traveling.
- Sometimes they're interchangeable.
- Sometimes "quick" is used to describe an event which is/was completed in a short time.
- Sometimes "fast" is used to describe the speed at which something is traveling.
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Sometimes they're interchangeable.
Sometimes "quick" is used to describe an event which is/was completed in a short time.
Sometimes "fast" is used to describe the speed at which something is traveling.
Although both words are adjectives, we have the adverb "quickly" but there's no adverb "fastly."
Sometimes "quick" is used to describe an event which is/was completed in a short time.
Sometimes "fast" is used to describe the speed at which something is traveling.
Although both words are adjectives, we have the adverb "quickly" but there's no adverb "fastly."
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