1. It tasted quite good to me. [However, be careful with the word "quite." It has different uses in the U.S. than in the U.K. In the U.S., most people would say, "It tasted pretty good to me."] 2. [Although this sentence is grammatically correct, it's structure isn't natural for a native speaker. We'd say something more like, "That question wasn't addressed to me."] 3. [Same as above. Depending on the context, we'd say something more like, "I don't need to answer that question," or "You should ask that question to someone else."