請問 A few 和few 有什麼分別?

2007-03-10 3:26 am
以及 a little 和 little 的分別,幾時用a little 和幾時用little .


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回答 (2)

2007-03-10 5:11 am
There is a difference between little and a little, and between few and a few. Without a, little and few usually have rather negative meanings. They may suggest 'not as much/many as one would like', 'not as much/many as expected', and similar ideas.
The average MP has little real power.
Few people can speak a foreign language perfectly.

A llittle and a few are more positive: their meaning is generally closer to some. They may suggest ideas like 'better than nothing' or 'more than expected'.
Would you like a little soup?
You don't need to go shpping. We've got a few potatoes and some steak.
參考: Practical English Usage
2007-03-10 3:32 am
a few幾個;為數不多的;有一些
few很少數的;幾乎沒有的


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