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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

A little/a bit

Are all these sentences correct?

1. I like apples a bit.
2. I like apples a little.
3. Yesterday, I worked at my computer a bit/a little.
4. Yesterday, I worked at my computer for a bit/a little.
5. Yesterday, I worked at my computer a while/ for a while.
  

Top answer

1. I like apples a bit. Not a common expression.

— Wilpeter

  • 1.
  • I like apples a bit.
  • Not a common expression.
  • (I think I'll watch a bit of television.
  • ) 2.
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1. I like apples a bit. Not a common expression. (I think I'll watch a bit of television. OK.)
2. I like apples a little. OK
3. Yesterday, I worked at my computer a bit. OK ...a little. also OK.
4. Yesterday, I worked at my computer for a bit. No.
computer a little. OK.
5. Yesterday, I worked at my computer a while.
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