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Frogfish Posted 15 years ago
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Few and a few
Hello,
Can you please explain me the difference between few and a few? Although I knew the difference between them, but, I forget it again. So, if you can, please give some examples for them too. Thank you so much for your answers. I really appreciate.
gugu
Can you please explain me the difference between few and a few? Although I knew the difference between them, but, I forget it again. So, if you can, please give some examples for them too. Thank you so much for your answers. I really appreciate.
gugu
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Glad you have asked the difference between "Few" and "A few" Few mean not many/much-- they are negative in connotation. I am sad because I have few friends. A few mean some-- they are positive in connotation.
- Glad you have asked the difference between "Few" and "A few" Few mean not many/much-- they are negative in connotation.
- I am sad because I have few friends.
- A few mean some-- they are positive in connotation.
- I just moved here, but I am happy because I have a few friends.
- Hope you will understand Best regards Obaid
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Glad you have asked the difference between "Few" and "A few"
Few mean not many/much-- they are negative in connotation. I am sad because I have few friends.
A few mean some-- they are positive in connotation. I just moved here, but I am happy because I have a few friends.
Hope you will understand
Best regards
Obaid
Few mean not many/much-- they are negative in connotation. I am sad because I have few friends.
A few mean some-- they are positive in connotation. I just moved here, but I am happy because I have a few friends.
Hope you will understand
Best regards
Obaid
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In addition to the previous reply, use "(a) few" for countable and "a(little)" for uncountable nouns.
Keep it in your mind.
Hope that helps.
Keep it in your mind.
Hope that helps.
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obaidtariqGlad you have asked the difference between "Few" and "A few"Thank yo
Few mean not many/much-- they are negative in connotation. I am sad because I have few friends.A few mean some-- they are positive in connotation. I just moved here, but I am happy because I have a few friends.
Hope you will understand
Best regards
Obaid
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HardellIn addition to the previous reply, use "(a) few" for countable and "a(little)" for uncountable nouns.Thank you,Hardell
Keep it in your mind.
Hope that helps.
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