Question

8 She's got a few / a bit of jewellery, but not a lot.

Answer 1

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a bit of jewellery

Answer 2

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

1. "She's got a few items of jewellery, but not a lot."

   • This suggests that she has a small number of jewelry items, possibly more than one or two, but not many.

2. "She's got a bit of jewelry, but not a lot."

   • This implies that she has a small amount of jewelry, which might mean a few pieces, or it might even mean just a little bit of jewelry in terms of quantity.

In both cases, the idea is that she has some jewelry, but it's not a substantial or extensive collection. The choice between "a few" and "a bit of" depends on whether you want to emphasize the number of items (a few) or the amount (a bit).