semejanzas y diferencias entre ´´a few ´´ y ´´a bit of´´ por favor respuesta en ingles
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DIFERENCIAS: a few with something countable.
We have a few minutes before the train leaves. = a few minutes
There are a few pieces of bread left. Should I make some sandwiches?
= unos pocos trozos
Had a few glasses of wine with dinner. = unas pocas copas de vino
It is used a bit of like a little - you can think of it as the opposite of a lot of - another expression for quantity.
So you can say ...
I've got a bit of coffee left. Want some?
We have a bit of time before the train leaves.
I'm having a bit of trouble with the exercise. Could you help me?
The only difference really is that "the thing" is introduced with the preposition of ...
A little rice. A bit of rice. A lot of rice.
A little chocolate. A bit of chocolate. A lot of chocolate.
If “the thing” is understood, we say little / a bit without preposition
SEMEJANSAS:
To understand how to use FEW and LITTLE, you first have to know what countable and uncountable nouns are.
If a noun can be added with “s” or “es” at the end, then it is ACCOUNTING.
Examples: pennies, books, songs, cars.
If you cannot add “s” or “es” to a noun, then it is INCONTABLE.
Examples: milk, money, rice. For these words it is necessary to say: milk bottles, money bags or rice cups