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"It's quieter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about a lower level of sound or activity. For example: After the party ended, it's quieter in the house now.
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Ms. Halvorson uses a fragile electric guitar tone — it sounds barely amplified, and it's quieter than Jim Hall's — that bursts into a ball of aggressive noise every once a while.
Porthminster Beach, St Ives, Cornwall, 01736 799097 Cornwall's a bit busy for us in summer, but in autumn it's quieter, and wonderful, especially on the roof terrace here.
"Nowadays it's quieter.
Sometimes it's quieter.
"It's quieter," he said.
"It's quieter," she said.
"It's quieter, too.
Where it's quieter".
It's quieter," Ms. Baer said.
Or at least it's quieter.
"Now it's quieter," he said.
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