Question

Fill in the blanks with few, a few, little or a little 1. Only …………… students participated in the program. 2. I feel ……………….. better today. 3. Have you got …………….. water to share? 4. She has only ……………… friends. 5. I am feeling ……………….. tired. 6. I have got ………………. free time in the evening. Would you like to come? 7. I would like to ask …………….. questions. 8. I don’t think I will pass the test. I could answer only …………… questions. 9. We should have waited ……………. longer. 10. She has …………… confidence. She has a tough time talking to people. 11. There is …………… milk left in the bottle. It should be enough for the baby. пож памагите

Answer 1

1. Only a few students participated in the program.2. I feel a little better today. 3. Have you got little water to share? 4. She has only a few friends. 5. I am feeling a little tired. 6. I have got little free time in the evening. Would you like to come? 7. I would like to ask with few questions. 8. I don’t think I will pass the test. I could answer only a few questions.9. We should have waited a little longer. 10. She has a little confidence. She has a tough time talking to people. 11. There is little milk left in the bottle. It should be enough for the baby. 

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you fill in the blanks with the appropriate words:

1. Only a few students participated in the program.
2. I feel a little better today.
3. Have you got a little water to share?
4. She has only a few friends.
5. I am feeling a little tired.
6. I have got a little free time in the evening. Would you like to come?
7. I would like to ask a few questions.
8. I don’t think I will pass the test. I could answer only a few questions.
9. We should have waited a little longer.
10. She has little confidence. She has a tough time talking to people.
11. There is a little milk left in the bottle. It should be enough for the baby.

Note:

• "Few" is used when you want to indicate a small number, almost close to none.
• "A few" implies a small quantity, but it's still more than "few."
• "Little" is used to indicate a small amount of something.
• "A little" means a small quantity but still more than "little."