Tip of the Day:
quite (British) really (US)
Usage Tip
It is common to use 'quite' in British English and 'really' in American English to mean 'very'.
Example Sentences
British: It's quite hot today. American: It's really hot today.
American: That's really expensive! British: That's quite dear!
Quiz of the Day - Tourist Accommodation:
Intermediate level reading comprehension that focuses on the tourism industry, in particular on vocabulary related to accommodations.
English Worksheet of the Day - Time Expressions and Tenses:
Guide to the use of time expressions with various tenses in English.
