How to use 'little', 'a little', 'few', and 'a few' correctly | common mistakes in English (EZEE #9)

Hello everyone. This is Minoo at Anglo-Link.

Welcome to Lesson 9 in my EZEE series,

where we will be eliminating some more common mistakes

to boost your confidence in using English.

Remember that English is not an easy language to master,

so don't aim for perfection and relax about mistakes.

In today's lesson, we're going to clear up the confusion

that the words 'little', 'a little', 'few', and 'a few' create for many of us.

It is pretty amazing that 'I have a few friends.'

and 'I have few friends.' almost mean the opposite things,

so let's go over to the slides

to clarify the correct usage of these four quantifiers.

Well, that is the end of Lesson 9. I hope I have managed to clear up the

confusion that surrounds these four words.

For a complete lesson on these and other quantifiers, visit my YouTube channel and look for the video 'Quantifiers',

or use the link at the end of this video.

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that offers a complete series of grammar, conversation, and pronunciation lessons.

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Thank you for joining me for this lesson,

and I'll see you again soon. Goodbye for now.