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Bmlmusic Posted 20 years ago
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which is the correct meaning of quite?
which is the correct meaning?
I ) He has quite a few friends = 1. he has few friends. OR 2. he has a lot of friends.
II )He was not a little tired = 1. he was tired. OR 2. he was not tired.
I ) He has quite a few friends = 1. he has few friends. OR 2. he has a lot of friends.
II )He was not a little tired = 1. he was tired. OR 2. he was not tired.
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1. he has a lot of friends 2. He was tired.
- 1.
- he has a lot of friends 2.
- He was tired.
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He was not a bit tired.
He was not a little tired.
What is the difference? any expert explain.......
He was not a little tired.
What is the difference? any expert explain.......
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Hi,
He was not a bit tired. Means he was not tired at all.
He was not a little tired. Means he was very tired, or more than a little tired.
What is the difference? It's just that #2 is generally accepted as a form of understatement, but #1 is not understood that way. In other words, i
He was not a bit tired. Means he was not tired at all.
He was not a little tired. Means he was very tired, or more than a little tired.
What is the difference? It's just that #2 is generally accepted as a form of understatement, but #1 is not understood that way. In other words, i
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