Practice 1. A Few, Few, A Little, and Little: Snap Language™

Practice 1. Confusing Words
Few, a Few, Little, a Little

Instructions

Based on this lesson, complete each blank in the story using “a few,” “few,” “a little,” or “little.”

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¹ students like my English teacher. In fact, ² of them stopped going to class because of her. She has ³ patience if you do not understand something or if you need ⁴ extra help. If we make ⁵ mistakes when we answer a question, she gets angry. She gives us ⁶ time to finish exercises. If we ask her for ⁷ more time, she usually says no. Sometimes she says, “Okay, okay! Fifteen more minutes.” But ⁸ minutes later, she says we have no more time. I am learning very ⁹ in her course. I am glad that I have ¹⁰ American friends, so I get ¹¹ practice speaking English with them. I also spend ¹² hours on the Snap Language website every week. I am learning a lot there.

Answer

¹ Few students like my English teacher. In fact, ² a few of them stopped going to class because of her. She has ³ little patience if you do not understand something or if you need ⁴ a little extra help. If we make ⁵ a few mistakes when we answer a question, she gets angry. She gives us ⁶ little time to finish exercises. If we ask her for ⁷ a little more time, she usually says no. Sometimes she says, “Okay, okay! Fifteen more minutes.” But ⁸ a few minutes later, she says we have no more time. I am learning very ⁹ little in her course. I am glad that I have ¹⁰ a few American friends, so I get ¹¹ a little practice speaking English with them. I also spend ¹² a few hours on the Snap Language website every week. I am learning a lot there.

More Practice?

Practice 1. Fill in the blanks using few, a few, little, and a little. (this page)

Practice 2. Write sentences using few, a few, little, and a little.

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Practice 1. Confusing WordsFew, a Few, Little, a Little