1 This president had a little power. 2. Have you got a few minutes? I need to talk to you. 3. She spoke little English. It was nearly impossible to understand her. 4. There is still little work to do. 5. They sang few songs. hay no se mas :(usa el traductor P'NuiPh.D. Development Management, NIDAMA. International Boundar Aswith few, there is also the same difference between a little and little. Little without a is used to mean we don't have enough of something • There is a little milk in the bottle. (Şişede biraz süt var.) Little ile a little arasında fark vardır. A little cümleyi söyleyene göre ( biraz, az ) manasındadır. • I have little money. a little difference" is correct and can be used in written English. It can be used to describe a slight change, an amout of something that is not overly significant, or a small degree of variation between two things. a few difference. a limited difference. a certain difference. a bit difference. a trifling difference. Write in English at Theterms FEW and LITTLE can really be confusing. Few is used with countable nouns (nouns that can be counted), such as coin(s) and animal(s). Little is used with uncountable nouns (nouns that cannot be counted), such as milk, time, and money. FEW vs. A FEW "Few" means "virtually none" or "almost zero" There are [] afew/a little - a-Few-a-little - of a few a little - QUANTIFIERS // FEW / FEW / LITTLE / A LITTLE - Much/many/little/a little/few/a few/ a lot of Nessecaso, "a few" e "a little" terá o significado de "uns, umas, alguns, algumas, um pouco". A regra para usar os dois continua a mesma, few é usado para substantivos contáveis enquanto little é usado em substantivos incontáveis. Nesse caso eles já não terão mais a conotação de pouco ou insuficiente. Tutoles différences entre Many, much, a lot, few, littleUne vidéo à retrouver dans nos cahiers Grammar Training time lycée Whats the difference between few and a few and little and a little? For today's English lesson, let's have a look at a few, few, a little, and little.. As you know, we use few before plural countable nouns, like few pens or few chairs.We use little before non‐countable nouns, like little water or little time.That's the grammar rule and form. Few/ a few, little / a little are quantifiers. Here is how to use them correctly: Few, a few. A few is more than few. We use a few and few + a plural countable noun. few people, few books, few letters. a few people, a few books, a few letters. A few is a positive idea. 1OxBJlb.