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QUITE Choose fairly, rather, or quite

When It isweused
are when
in favour
we weof something
are in favour of something
Rather
RATHER
when we are more critical
It is used when we are more critical
Fairly
It Both
means can go with
“good” butadjectives andasadverbs
not as good one expected
FAIRLY
Rather
CanMeans
mean good but not
“better” thanas one
goodexpected”
as one expected
when used
with favourable
RATHER adjectives or adverbs ___________ __________ __________ __________
Ugly Short Beautiful fat

_______ _________ __________ _________ ____________ ___________ ___________

___________
Easy
test cute different tables tall hot poor noisy silly

______ __________ __________ _________ ________ ___________ _________ _________

long full dirty disgusting silly rich bad fast

Complete with quite or rather

1- The trains to London ____________frequent but they sometimes arrive
____________late
2- She played _________well, although she began the game ________nervous
Ly
3- The air is hot outside but it´s ___________cool in the house
4-I feel _________cold. I¨m going to put the central heating on
5-The sun´s _____________too hot for me, I´m going into the shade
6-The sun´s ______________warm, you should get a lovely tan
7-The children are _____________polite although they´re _________noisy
8- A You look ___________tired
9- B Yes, I´ve heard ______________tiring day, although it was _________
Enjoyable
Complete the sentences with fairly or rather
1-He sent them to university He wanted to give them a good education.
2-He sent them to university. He wanted them to have a good education
3-He sent them to university. He told them to put their names down for entrance
4-I´ve left her a note. I want her to tell where to meet us
5-I´ve left her a note. . I want her to know where to meet us
6-He´s sold his house. He wants to pay his brother´s debts
7- He´s sold his house. He wants his brother to be able to pay his debts
8-He´s given his brother some money. Then his brother can pay