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Anonymous users2024-02-08Very has the widest range of uses, as long as you want to express the meaning of very, you can't go wrong with very.
Quite uses a narrower range, usually a few fixed combinations, for example, quite right, generally not very
ソ is used at the time of the table sigh. Declarative sentences are not used.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Very too can be used to mean that it is not too strictly divided, and there is no strict way to distinguish it, but it can tell you that too is also used in affirmative sentences: too is used as too much, and is used before an adjective or adverb: When "too + adjective or adverb + verb infinitive", the meaning of the subsequent verb infinitive should be translated with a negative word:
When "only or but+too+.."The infinitive does not have to be translated without a negative word: "cannot.".
too...structure, which should be understood as: "No matter what.
Nor will it be excessive". too indicates the increase or decrease of quantity: and for very there are some cases where it is not possible to avoid modifying adjectives or adverbs in comparison.
To modify the comparative level of adjectives or adverbs, the following adverbs should be used: much, still, even, far to avoid modifying verbs. Modifying verbs must be used with a lot, a litte, very much, etc.
Do not modify adjectives used as predicates asleep alive, etc. Do not use it to strengthen the tone of adverbs or prepositional phrases, such as to strengthen the tone of adverbs or prepositional phrases, generally use right, sometimes use well. But very can only be used to strengthen the tone of an adjective. Do not modify the "too adjective adverb" structure, which is often preceded by much, all, etc. to strengthen the tone of the taboo instead of "so.".that…”，too…to…"SO and TOO in the structure.
Do not substitute for "so.".that…”，too…to…"SO and TOO in the structure. So can only be followed by adjectives or adverbs. Namely:
and so adjor advHowever, so can also be followed by a noun, but the noun must be a singular countable noun.
The usage is: so + adjective + a or an + singular countable noun.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Very: Very.
Complex eg : very much, very well, very clever
too : Too.
system also.
bai eg: it's too big! / nice to meet you , too / this question is too hard to solve.
SO: Very so.
dudao eg：it's quite crowded in the morning.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05(1) Fairly has the lightest tone, although it is often used in conjunction with a positive word, but because of its weak tone, it is often not accompanied by obvious compliments or appreciation, and is usually translated as "considerate" or "quite". For example, to say that a certain movie is fairly good may mean that it is barely passable, but there is no denial.
2) quite has a slightly heavier tone, meaning "quite" or "quite". If you say that a movie is quite good, it means that the movie is quite good, not the best, but at least worth watching.
3) Rather or pretty is a little heavier in tone, meaning "ten" or "quite" (pretty is not as formal as rather than "rather"). To say that a movie is rather pretty good means that the movie is quite good, the tone is heavier, and it means that it is above average or unexpectedly good.
Both can be used in conjunction with positive or derogatory adjectives. It is used in conjunction with a positive word to indicate a pleasant mood; Used in conjunction with derogatory (including neutral) words to indicate a feeling of disapproval or dissatisfaction. Such as:
a rather [pretty] good play rather [pretty] poor work.
4) Very has the strongest tone, which means "very" or "very". If you say that a certain movie is very good, it means that the movie is very good and can be regarded as a good work.
The order of these adverbs of degree from strong to weak is: very rather pretty quite fairly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04so means so, so.
Such degree adverb general such as ,such a ...
quite is ten, and it is also an adverb of degree, and there is little difference between modifying adjectives with them, so is more noteworthy for reason, quite is simply very, very, such as the degree of expression.
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