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The Graduate Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
A few and few issue ..
Hi there,
I just want to make sure that my understanding of this issue is O.K. .. I made up two sentences showing the difference in use between the two words:
Even though the exam was easy; few student got full marks.
Even though the exam was difficult; a few students could get the full mark.
Do the sentences deliver the right meaning of each word?
I just want to make sure that my understanding of this issue is O.K. .. I made up two sentences showing the difference in use between the two words:
Even though the exam was easy; few student got full marks.
Even though the exam was difficult; a few students could get the full mark.
Do the sentences deliver the right meaning of each word?
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K. I made up two sentences showing the difference in use between the two words: Even though the exam was easy; few student got full marks. Even though the exam was difficult; a few students could get the full mark.
- K.
- I made up two sentences showing the difference in use between the two words: Even though the exam was easy; few student got full marks.
- Even though the exam was difficult; a few students could get the full mark.
- Do the sentences deliver the right meaning of each word?
- Do not use semi-colons - a comma is all that is needed.
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The GraduateHi there,
I just want to make sure that my understanding of this issue is O.K. .. I made up two sentences showing the difference in use between the two words:
Even though the exam was easy; few student got full marks.
Even though the exam was difficult; a few students could get the full mark.
Do the sentences deliver the rig
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