Grammar Review- Through, Threw, Quite, Quiet

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What does 'threw' mean?

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The past tense of 'throw', meaning to send something through the air with force.

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What does 'through' mean?

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A preposition that indicates movement from one side to another.

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What does 'quite' mean?

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An adverb meaning to a certain extent or degree; fairly.

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What does 'quiet' mean?

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An adjective meaning making little or no noise.

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Use 'threw' in a sentence.

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She threw the ball to her friend.

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Use 'through' in a sentence.

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The cat ran through the open door.

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Use 'quite' in a sentence.

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The movie was quite interesting.

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Use 'quiet' in a sentence.

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Please be quiet during the test.

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What is the difference between 'quiet' and 'quite'?

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'Quiet' refers to a lack of noise, while 'quite' means to a certain degree.

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Fill in the blank: She ________ her backpack on the floor.

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