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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Urgent help! please:) i need your help very much!!
Hi!
Is it true that 'few' and 'little' mean the same more or less and few is used with countable nouns and little is used with uncountables? Please tell me about the usage of these words!!
and what about some? which one is correct?
'You will find some bottles on the table.' or ' You will find some bottle on the table'
can we say that "There were some water on the floor." ??
I'm in need of help!
thanks in advance
Is it true that 'few' and 'little' mean the same more or less and few is used with countable nouns and little is used with uncountables? Please tell me about the usage of these words!!
and what about some? which one is correct?
'You will find some bottles on the table.' or ' You will find some bottle on the table'
can we say that "There were some water on the floor." ??
I'm in need of help!
thanks in advance
Top answer
-- Yes: I have few friends and less money. 'Some' works with both countables and uncountables: T here were some bottles on the table. There was some water on the floor.
- -- Yes: I have few friends and less money.
- 'Some' works with both countables and uncountables: T here were some bottles on the table.
- There was some water on the floor.
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Is it true that 'few' and 'little' mean the same more or less and few is used with countable nouns and little is used with uncountables?-- Yes: I have few friends and less money.
'Some' works with both countables and uncountables:
There were some bottles on the table.
There was some water on the floor.
Is it true that 'few' and 'little' mean the same more or less and few is used with countable nouns and little is used with uncountables?-- Yes: I have few friends and less money.
'Some' works with both countables and uncountables:
There were some bottles on the table.
There was some water on the floor.
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