I remember that I used to hear that the hockey puck was the fastest moving in all sports(racing not counting as a sport). However, I haven't heard anyone say this for quite some time. This led me to believe that it was true no longer. So, I wondered what overtook the puck. So, what is the fastest moving object in sports? For the purposes of this topic, the object must be propelled only by the strength of one person, without using any machines. A bicycle would count as a machine, a golf club or a hockey stick would not.
Definition of finish for English Language Learners : to reach the end of (something) : to stop doing (something) because it is completed : to be done with building or creating (something)
I believe this sense of quite is as used in both UK and US English (see 1st meaning here for definition), meaning completely, so that not quite yet implies that the task is not completely finished, but also that the majority of the work is done.91 2 11. I disagree with your second sentence. quite in not quite yet means It is not yet done, but is nearing completion.. It doesn't have anything to do with how long it's been since the task started or was assigned.