The Difference Between 'Quick' & 'Fast'
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Published 2015-06-07
All Comments (21)
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This completely shattered what I was taught in university and simplifies the rule so a child can understand it. Thank you so much. This is one minute that will change my writing forever and help me with the students I mentor.
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I'm a teacher and sometimes my basic leveled students ask things that are in the book, are completely simple and I cannot answer them properly, helped me a lot m8
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A quick video to tell the difference between the word 'quick' and 'fast'.
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thank you
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Very straightforward, simple and helpful thank you :)
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I'm learning cool English tips so fast in these super quick videos! ;) Thank you, Gari! You are awesome! :)
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Simple, direct and quick!
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So clearly, thanks
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Thanks this was really useful! I was trying to explain to my Korean friend why 'fastly' is not a word but couldn't say why they should choose quick instead. This is my answer!
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I don't know about in the US or Australia, but in the UK, the Oxford English dictionary states Fast and Quick adjectives can be interchanged. Yes you can say a car is very quick, in British English. Like many "rules" in English, it's a matter of opinion or style and usage.
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In my English language exam we were given a multiple choice question and the options for it were " i. Quick ii.fast iii.swift " pretty much everyone in our class was confused abt it Thanks for explaining the difference <3
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Very helpful tip
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Thank you, Sir :)
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Great explanation! Short and understandable very well. A brilliant teacher !
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Such an excellent explanation! Thanks a lot!
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You've touched on a good point
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Easy explanation! Thank you!
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Thank you teacher👏
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thank you so much!
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Great teacher indeed.
