These adverbs say how completely something happens.

We use ‘really’ and ‘quite’ with some verbs in the middle of the sentence, before the main verb.

• I really like this cake.
• I quite like this cake.

We also use ‘a lot’ and ‘much’ with some verbs. ‘A lot’ and ‘much’ go in end position. We use ‘much’ with negative sentences.

• I like this cake a lot.
• I don’t like this cake much.