Learn the Rule! - FEW vs. LITTLE vs. A LITTLE

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Hi, Ethan! Little, a little, few, a few- i always struggle with that, you made it clear! Thanks 👍🌺

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Great suggestion!

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Such a beneficial video so even though we have to keep that in mind and how to use it. So thanks a lot for sharing it.

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Great video! You make review in no time this important grammar rule. It's interesting to see how only a word can change the meaning of a sentence. It was a fun time. Thank you!

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What's the difference among them - this, that, it ? When to put "the" in front of a subject? Thanks for the lessons

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Wow, thanks Ethan. It’s really useful!

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[@english_and_me]

Thanks for the lesson. What's the difference between "little, few, a little, a few" and "the little, the few"?

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[@johnkennethcenteno7271]

Cuando uso a few y cuando uso few y igual con lis otros?

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as you said we need to use this vocabulary when we speak, then weare gonna tend to use them automatically, hey by the way thanks a lot for such nice lesson, when i was a kid i used to ask my teacher about all of those usages but i never was answered , now my mind does better by watching your sharply content. im just so thankful..... by the way ive heard Americans say _ way too : here an example: dont yell at us when we´re way too angry ... so i mean is it right to say im too angry instead of way too angry ?

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I have a question Please answer me I don't s here sound like /z/ or /s/ She cook(s) dinner I mean verb s?! Help

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Thanks to you, now I know the difference between Soo many and too many🤣 the example was funny.

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[@Gabilla0605]

Hello Ethan, Could you please explain me "...there are a few....(3'43")"! How could 'are' and 'a' exist at the same time? And at 6'24" you say: "There are a few apples in the basket." I would probably say: "There are some apples in the basket." Is this wrong, or having a slightly different meaning? Or sounds non-native? I am very much looking forward to your explanation! Thank you in advance :)

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

"There are a few apples," is correct because the plural verb matches the plural subject (apples). However it's common in spoken English use the contraction, even when the singular verb doesn't match the sentence.

[@Gabilla0605]

@@RealLifeEnglish1 Oh, I see. Well, if I am not mistaken, "a few" is a kind of phrase which means "some", and "few" means "not enough". So, "a" has nothing to do with plurals/or singulars, it belongs to the "few, because it's a phrase. In this case they are inseparable. Is that right?

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When he covered the blank with sizzling sound and his mouth blurred in the banana part. First word burst to my mind was F word.I mustn't be alone on this, especially through the economic crisis we've been getting through

[@ladanmohammed]

Confusing in tenses

[@santodiablo_pma]

You can say "persons" too, but it is formal, and people is informal

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

It depends on a context. People is used when referring to a collective group or indeterminate number, and persons serves better when referring to individuals (or a number of individuals).

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they're so high. It means negative. So, wouldn't it be "they're too high"?

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It's also correct.

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Either x Neither

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