curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/6823167d9a04f610e58af5c0.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
The old version was BLANK this, but the new one is BLANK, right?
quite good at
This three-word phrase means fairly skilled or effective at doing something.
even better
This two-word phrase means an improvement over something that is already good.
Quite good at means reasonably or fairly good at doing something. It shows that the performance or quality was above average. For example:
That tool is quite good at handling large files. – It works well, though not perfect.
Even better is a comparative phrase that means one thing is an improvement over another that is already good. For example:
This version is even better than the last one. – The new version has improved features or performance.
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