Quiet: Today will be a quiet day to be relaxing under a shaded tree with a cold glass of Coke. Quite: The noise your making is quite a problem to the other students.
Review "The noise your making is quite a problem to the other students." I will not say for what... Then repost. I know you can find the error yourself.
Quiet:
ReplyDeleteToday will be a quiet day to be relaxing under a shaded tree with a cold glass of Coke.
Quite:
The noise your making is quite a problem to the other students.
Love sentence one.
DeleteReview "The noise your making is quite a problem to the other students." I will not say for what... Then repost. I know you can find the error yourself.
Quiet:
ReplyDeleteStudents must be quiet in the computer room.
Quite:
I'm not quite sure how they work in that environment they live in.
Good!
DeleteQuiet:
ReplyDeleteThe class got quiet when the principal came in.
Quite:
The exam was quite difficult.
You wrote two very nice sentences. I liked that you used principal appropriately, since that is another word often confused.
ReplyDeletequiet:Sometimes i wish that the baby would stop cring and just be quiet.
ReplyDeletequite:I am not quite sure who broke the table.
Quiet:
ReplyDeleteCan u guys please be quiet?
Quite:
I am quite sure that is the correct answer.
Quiet, Quite:
ReplyDeleteThe class became quiet when the teacher said "Am going to quite my job."
" i am quite sure that the teacher said to remain quiet" said Olga.
ReplyDeleteQuiet: Why are you so quiet today Michael.
ReplyDeleteQuite: I quite this job.