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What's better or rather which one is correct

a) She speaks English quite well
b) She talk English quite well
c) Either


I'd say a is defiinitely correct. B as well albeit a quite informal...am I right?

ooophs...I confused name and title :-)

Only a is correct.

Definitely "a". Also, you conjugated "talk" wrong; it should be "talks". Still, I'd never say "b" unless I were being humorous.

Maybe this is just a personal preference, but I wouldn't even say "quite" I'd say "pretty."