Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Quickly"

A: con rapidez

A: cual parte de mexico?

A: to do something fast, ina rush, or in a hurry

A: Rápido

A: rapido

A: 1 They were late, so they ran quickly

2 ''Quickly, grab some food before they see us!''

3 He will come here as quickly as possible.

A: yes quickly and fast are synonyms

A: He ran quickly

I hope she finishes quickly

A: You have to move quickly; there's no time

A: quickly is an adverb. hurry is verb.

quickly do it.
hurry up.

= 빨리 빨리

A: example:
You should have run more quickly (it refers to the verb run)
The music is getting quicker in this part (it refers to the noun music)

A: Quickly is an adverb; it can describe a verb (and sometimes an adjective or another afverb)

He quickly ran to his car.
I quickly completed my homework.

Fast is an adjective; it can describe a NOUN.

The dog is fast.
They are fast.
It's fast.

A: 'fast' is an adjective so it describes a certain object (noun) like "fast runner". On the other hand, 'quickly' is an adverb so it describes either an adjective, verb, or adverb. e.g. She can run quickly. (not the best example, but proves my point)

A: both are adverbs so there is no real diffetence. However to me though, quickly denotes an action that usually would be slow or take a longer time but has almost unexpectedly taken a shorter amount of time, while fast denotes an action that is continuously quicker than normal

ie. He did the dishes quickly (in a shorter time than I would expect)
she reads really fast (faster than the average speed)

I hope that makes sense!

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A: Sounds great! and I like your accent :)