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"Very" and "Quite"
"Very" and "quite" are both adverbs used to intensify the meaning of adjectives and adverbs. However, they have different connotations and usage.
VeryMeans "to a great extent" or "extremely"
Intensifies the meaning of adjectives and adverbs in a strong and emphatic way
Can be used before both positive and negative adjectives
Generally considered more formal than "quite"
Examples:
It's very hot today.
She's very intelligent.
It's very important to me.
The situation is very serious.
QuiteMeans "to a considerable extent" or "fairly"
Intensifies the meaning of adjectives and adverbs in a more moderate way
Usually used before positive adjectives
Generally considered more informal than "very"
Examples:
It's quite cold today.
He's quite tall.
It's quite interesting.
I'm quite sure about it.
Summary
| Feature | Very | Quite |
||||| Meaning | To a great extent | To a considerable extent |
| Intensity | Strong | Moderate |
| Usage | Can intensify both positive and negative adjectives | Usually intensifies positive adjectives |
| Formality | More formal | More informal |