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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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A little bit of or a little?
I live in Turkey and my and my English had this talk and I just can't let go. Is it proper English if I use "a little bit of" ?
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I expect Anon means "me and my English teacher had this talk".
Anyway, "a little bit of" is fine in informal English. It is a common expression. "a little" is better in formal English.
I had a little bit of money.
I had a little money.
Anyway, "a little bit of" is fine in informal English. It is a common expression. "a little" is better in formal English.
I had a little bit of money.
I had a little money.
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AnonymousIs it proper English if I use "a little bit of"Yes.
How do you like your tea?
I like it with a little bit of sugar and a lot of milk.
The poor man had only a little bit of bread for his dinner.
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