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Youssefdir Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"little" or "little bit"?
Good day,
is it correct to say: "we have to list these plants and know a little of their description."? or must I say: "we have to list these plants and know a little bit of their description."?
is it correct to say: "we have to list these plants and know a little of their description."? or must I say: "we have to list these plants and know a little bit of their description."?
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W e have to list these plants and know a little (bit) about them . "bit" is optional. You know about the plants, not the description of the plant.
- W e have to list these plants and know a little (bit) about them .
- "bit" is optional.
- You know about the plants, not the description of the plant.
- You have to know enough to write a little (or brief or small ) description.
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We have to list these plants and know a little (bit) about them.
"bit" is optional. You know about the plants, not the description of the plant.
You have to know enough to write a little (or brief or small) description.
"bit" is optional. You know about the plants, not the description of the plant.
You have to know enough to write a little (or brief or small) description.
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