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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
Quite perfect
That's a quite perfect idea.
Is "quite" redundant in the sentence above?
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" "Perfect" is a superlative type of term, while "quite" is a subtle, qualifying term.
- " "Perfect" is a superlative type of term, while "quite" is a subtle, qualifying term.
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The word "quite" is not used together with the word "perfect." "Perfect" is a superlative type of term, while "quite" is a subtle, qualifying term.
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