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-ING and -ED/EN and the PAST TENSE VERBS

The -ing verbs indicate an action that is going on.

'I am waiting for the bus.'
'She was speaking to someone.'
'Don't call me in the evening. I will be watching a movie.'

The -ed/en verbs refer to an action that has a result now or then.
'I cannot speak to ask him to wait. He has gone.' (now)
'I couldn't meet Ramesh. He had gone to work.' (then)

The past tense verb speak about an action that has happened and has no relevance to the present.

'What did you do yesterday?'
'I went to church.'

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WHAT DOES QUITE MEAN?

Quite means 'less then very'; to some degree.

'His direction is quite good, but his acting was better.'

Quite means completely.

'It's quite impossible to know one's future. If you know it, you will change it and it will cease to be what you knew.'

I LIKE, I HATE

'Like' and 'hate' followed by -ing verbs express what you like or hate doing.

'I like meeting people of different countries.'
'I hate wasting time or money.'

When 'like' or 'hate' is followed by a 'to + present tense verb', it expresses what you prefer to do whether you enjoy doing it or not.

'I like to be frank.' (It is morally right to be frank and I am.)
'I hate to wait in queue.' ( But I do. I have to.)

Like in the negative sentence -- don't like' followed by an '-ing' verb expresses that you don't like doing something.

'He didn't like being questioned.' (He was questioned but he didn't like it.)

'Don't like + to + present tense verb' expresses you do not do something because you do not like it.'

'He didn't like to be questioned.' (He didn't want them to question, and they did not question him.)

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REFURBISH

Well, if you clean up something, repair and decorate something so that it looks new, you refurbish it.

'They bought an old apartment and refurbished it before they moved in.'

If you are asking whether you could use this word with 'mobile phones' and 'laptop', well, go ahead.

'He refurbished his old cell phone and sold it.'

'Refurbish' comes from Old French 'forbir' meaning 'to clean up.