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Park Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

question (few and a few)

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what is the difference few and a few

1) I have few friends or problems

2) I have a few friends or problems
  

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" 1) I have few friends or problems = I don't have many friends or problems. 2) I have a few friends or problems = I have some/several friends or problems. Then there's also 'a good few', which means 'quite a lot'.

— Conchita57

  • " 1) I have few friends or problems = I don't have many friends or problems.
  • 2) I have a few friends or problems = I have some/several friends or problems.
  • Then there's also 'a good few', which means 'quite a lot'.
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"What is the difference between few and a few?"

1) I have few friends or problems = I don't have many friends or problems.

2) I have a few friends or problems = I have some/several friends or problems.
Then there's also 'a good few', which means 'quite a lot'.
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Parkhelp .....

what is the difference few and a few

1) I have few friends or problems Opposite of "many".

2) I have a few friends or problems Estimated as low in number.

I have a few problems, but I'll deal with them. ~ I hav
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