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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
2x sentences - the differences?
"There is little difference between scarlet and crimson. "
"There is a little difference between scarlet and crimson."
What are the differences?
Thank you in advance.
"There is a little difference between scarlet and crimson."
What are the differences?
Thank you in advance.
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The context makes the difference. ' Rover
- The context makes the difference.
- ' Rover
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The context makes the difference.
YOU: 'Do you want a scarlet tie or a crimson one?'
ME: 'I don't care—there's little difference between them.'
YOU: 'Scarlet and crimson look the same to me—don't you agree?'
ME: 'No—I can see a little difference between them.'
Rover
YOU: 'Do you want a scarlet tie or a crimson one?'
ME: 'I don't care—there's little difference between them.'
YOU: 'Scarlet and crimson look the same to me—don't you agree?'
ME: 'No—I can see a little difference between them.'
Rover
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little - not much; not very much; hardly any; almost no
a little - a small amount
CJ
a little - a small amount
CJ
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