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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Fast/quick

Hi,
Can I say "You're very quick, aren't you?" if 'quick' means 'to move fast' here?

Is there any difference in meaning between quick and fast in the following sentence if the answer is "yes"?
"You're very fast/quick, aren't you?"

Thanks.
  

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Hi, Could anyone please help me with my question above? Can I use 'fast' instead of 'quick' in the following sentences? He's quick with his hands.

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  • Hi, Could anyone please help me with my question above?
  • Can I use 'fast' instead of 'quick' in the following sentences?
  • He's quick with his hands.
  • He's quick at doing things.
  • He's quick about his work.
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Hi,
Could anyone please help me with my question above?
Can I use 'fast' instead of 'quick' in the following sentences?
1.He's quick with his hands.
2.He's quick at doing things.
3.He's quick about his work.
4.He is quick at calculation.
5.He is quick in action.

Thanks.
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