It's quite common. What's " quite in this sentence. Does it have two meaning? 1.Very common? 2.fairly common?

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Hello, can you please tell me if this sentence is correct and sounds natural to native speaker? "I've tried to change his mind, but I didn't succeed. " thanks in advance

（　）に入る正しい形容詞を選びなさい。 Choose the correct adjective. 今日は（　）です。

Are the sentences "There could be a situation where it's clear that they are approaching" and " There could have been a situation where it was clear that he was at fault" correct, given that in conditional sentences after "Could" comes a description of real current time, not hypothetical or future events?

Hello! Could you please enlighten me on such a question: How a female and male friend should be called in order not to make people think that they are your romantic partner? Thanks in advance!