quite和very的用法区别?

very,much,quite三个副词都作“十分,非常”解,但它们的使用场合却有所不同.
1.very可以修饰形容词或副词,但不能修饰动词.修饰动词的常常是much,very much或quite.例如：
The factory to be built will be very important in this city.
Many years ago we knew each other very well.
Does that matter much?
I like flowers very much.
I quite enjoy my job,so I don”t have to look for a new one.
2.在形容词、副词的原级前面用very,而在形容词、副词的比较级前面用much.例如：
The SARS patient feels much better today under the care of the doctors and nurses.
You must work much more carefully than before.
3.very和much都可以用来修饰形容词、副词的最高级,但它们的位置不同.例如：
This is the very best building in our town.
This is much the best building in our town.
4.将现在分词用作形容词时,其前可以用very或quite修饰.例如：
The news is very / quite exciting.
The book is very / quite interesting.
5.tired,pleased,delighted,satisfied,surprised,frightened,disappointed等过去分词在实际使用中,尤其在口语中,都常常被用作纯粹的形容词.因此,可以在其前用very或quite修饰,但在书面语中,一般仍用much修饰.例如：
I am very / quite / much surprised to hear the news.
在被动语态句子中,过去分词前面用much或very much修饰.例如：
He is much respected by everyone in his mountainous village.
I was very much frightened by the loud noise last night.
6.在alive,afraid,alone,ashamed等表语形容词前面用very much或much修饰,不用very修饰.例如：
I am（very） much afraid that he will be late.
The man is much alone.
The wounded were (very) much alive.
但在asleep前面用fast修饰,不用very,much或very much修饰.例如：
He is fast asleep.
在awake前面用wide修饰,不用very,much或very much修饰.例如：
He is wide awake.
7.在too,more,less,on his own,at a loss等词及短语前面要用much修饰,不用very修饰.例如：
It”s much too hot today.
He does the work much on his own.
He said he was much at a loss for words to describe the situation.
8.副词quite作“完全”、“十分”、“还算”、“相当”、“确实”、“真正”解.它既可以修饰原级形容词和副词,也可以修饰动词,还可以修饰相当于形容词的过去分词或现在分词.例如：
The theatre was quite full last night.
He did the work quite well.
He is quite grown up.He should quite understand what I said.
We were quite delighted to see him at that moment.
The news is quite exciting.
在possible,impossible,right,wrong,OK,all right等词或词组前面只能用quite修饰,不能用very和much修饰.例如：
It is quite impossible that he should have done this.
You are quite right / wrong.
That”s quite all right / OK.