alleryStart learning →In You are quite right, which word does the adverb quite describe?
Athe whole line
Bthe word You
Cthe verb are
Dthe word right
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. the word right
Quite tells how much right the person is, so it modifies the adjective right.
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