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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Little more...

Hello,

Could you correct these sentences, please?
I'd only like little milk in my tea please.
I'd like little more chicken, please.
I'd like (a) little more/less chicken, please.

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Use 'a' with little, little more, little less.

— Philip

  • Use 'a' with little, little more, little less.
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Use 'a' with little, little more, little less.
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PhilipUse 'a' with little, little more, little less.
But why can't I say I'd only like little milk in my tea please without the a and should I always use a before 'little more' and 'little less'?
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