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Tommyensr Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Few/ a few
Hi, Teachers
please let's me know what's difference between "few" and "a few" by this sentence.
The transfer of Tom from A company to B company has been delayed for a few/few weeks.
Very thank you
please let's me know what's difference between "few" and "a few" by this sentence.
The transfer of Tom from A company to B company has been delayed for a few/few weeks.
Very thank you
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'Few' means 'not many'; 'a few' means 'some'; so 'few' is a negative word. ' Your sentence should read 'a few'.
- 'Few' means 'not many'; 'a few' means 'some'; so 'few' is a negative word.
- ' Your sentence should read 'a few'.
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'Few' means 'not many'; 'a few' means 'some'; so 'few' is a negative word.
'There are few weeks left till Christmas, so I had better start shopping soon!'
'Ther are a few weeks left till Christmas, so I have plenty of time to shop.'
Your sentence should read 'a few'.
'There are few weeks left till Christmas, so I had better start shopping soon!'
'Ther are a few weeks left till Christmas, so I have plenty of time to shop.'
Your sentence should read 'a few'.
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