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Which sentence correctly uses ‘quiet’ or ‘quite’?

AThe library is quite at night.
BThe library is quiet at night.
CShe is quite quiet person.
DThe room felt quiet crowded.

Explanation

– ‘Quiet’ is an adjective meaning making little or no noise; calm.
– ‘Quite’ is an adverb meaning to a certain extent, or completely.
– Correct: The library is quiet at night.

Exam Relevance
  • Topic: Grammar
  • Subtopic: Common Errors
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