228. complete each sentence with little, few, a little or
a few.
(as 16-17)
1. he has got money. he can't buy a piano.
he has cro
oney. he is going to buy a guitar.
8. i have got **
les. i think i shall be able to buy the
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4. i have got resses.. rubles in my collection. sorry i can't give
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5. i'll come back in days,
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people have snowdrops in their garden,
there is snow in our garden this winter, i am afraid
is it bad for the flowers
me have to do the shopping in town because there are
shops in our village​

1. He has little money. He can't buy a piano. - In this sentence, "little" is used to describe the amount of money the person has, which is not enough to buy a piano.

2. He has a little money. He is going to buy a guitar. - In this sentence, "a little" is used to describe a small amount of money that the person has, but it is enough to buy a guitar.

3. I have got a few apples. I think I shall be able to buy a banana. - In this sentence, "a few" is used to describe a small number of apples that the person has, but it may be enough to buy a banana.

4. I have got few rubles in my collection. Sorry, I can't give you any. - In this sentence, "few" is used to describe the small number of rubles the person has in their collection, which is not enough to give any to someone else.

5. I'll come back in a few days. Few people have snowdrops in their garden. - In this sentence, "a few" is used to describe a small number of days until the person comes back. Additionally, "few" is used to describe the small number of people who have snowdrops in their garden.

6. There is little snow in our garden this winter, I am afraid it is bad for the flowers. - In this sentence, "little" is used to describe the small amount of snow in the person's garden, and the person is concerned that it may be detrimental to the flowers.

7. We have to do the shopping in town because there are few shops in our village. - In this sentence, "few" is used to describe the small number of shops in the person's village, which requires them to do their shopping in town.