Question

There are a few/ a bit of oranges on the table

Answer 1

Ответ:

A: There are an apple and an orange on the table.

B: There are a table and a sofa in my room.

Answer 2

Both "a few" and "a bit of" can be used in this context, but they convey slightly different meanings:

1. "There are a few oranges on the table."

   • This suggests that there are a small number of oranges, enough to be noticeable or significant.

2. "There are a bit of oranges on the table."

   • This phrasing is less common and might be considered less grammatically correct. It implies a small quantity of oranges, but "a bit of" is more often used with uncountable nouns. You could use "a bit of" with something like "There is a bit of orange juice on the table."

So, for a more common and grammatically correct choice, "a few" is preferred when talking about a small number of oranges.