A Few/Few, A Little/Little: How to Talk About Quantities in English

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In summary: - A few: neutral (fact) for countable nouns - Few: negative (disappointment) connotation for countable nouns - A little: neutral for uncountable nouns - Little: negative connotation for uncountable nouns

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For countable nouns:- A few (positive feeling)😊 Few (negative feeling) 😢 I have a few books of English 😊 I have a few books of English 😢 For uncountable nouns :- A little ( positive feeling)😊 little (negative feeling)😢 There is a little water in the bottle😊 There is little water in the bottle😢

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Hi, Alisha! What is the difference between these expressions: - quite a few - quite a little (is there such expression?) - quite a number of - quite a lot - quite a lot of - quite a bit of - quite a bit - quite a while Is there any similar expressions? Could you list all of them? Could you explain the difference between with preposition OF and without and the difference between with word QUITE and without? Thank you in advance.

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Alisha I Give you like, but I don't agree with you about A Little/Little and I tell you why. 1. I have little daughter 2. But I cannot say, I have a little daughter

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A little/ little that she explained are quantifiers but "little" can also be used as an adjective. e.g. I have a little daughter. (In this sentence, "little" is an adjective (= young).

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You must add "a" before "little daughter" because "a" is an article.

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@@1968tukta a little means "few", little means "small".

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