Rarely exercise English requires a few to be written with little exercise

Few are almost none.

A few have some.

If you're careful enough, you're almost never going to make a mistake.

So fill in few

The fewfew table negates and does not have the meaning.

A few tables are sure, there is a point, there is some meaning.

After that, the plural of countable nouns is added.

The meaning of the few sentence is that if you are careful enough, there will hardly be a mistake!

there‘s few eggs in the fridge。

theres a few eggs in the fridge。

few is almost none, a few is that the first sentence is that there are no eggs in the refrigerator.

The second sentence is that there are some eggs in the refrigerator.

Countable nouns are few

Not to be counted with little

are a few people on the ground.(There were a few people on the playground) in affirmation.

are few people on the ground。(There weren't many people on the playground). The table is negative.

a littie...a little

there is littie ink in my pen. would you give me a little？

I'm barely getting ink in my pen, can you give me some?

Littie, few are both used in negation, meaning "almost nothing". The difference is that littie modifies uncountable nouns, and few modifies countable nouns.

A littie, a few are both used to affirm, denoting "some". The difference is that a littie modifies uncountable nouns and a few modifies countable nouns.

For detailed usage, see:

a little, uncountable; a little, uncountable.

a.I'm running out of ink for my fountain pen, can you give me some?

little a little modifies uncountable nouns; The former means "very little" and the latter means "some".

few a few few modifies a countable noun; The former means "very little" and the latter means "some".

FEW can be seen as negative, "almost nothing";

A few are sure, "some, several".

Few means almost none.

there is few people in the room.Indicates that no one is in the house.

a few.

there are a few birds on the tree.There were a few small birds in the trees.

First of all, they are all used before the noun plural. The former means less, to the point that there are "few."

The latter is to say some (but no more than 10).

Few means negative, "almost nothing".

A few tables affirm, "there are some".

cfew means no, not much.

A few said yes, there are some.

only only, it means that there are indeed some, so use a few*** for sure

ca few for sure, some.

few denied, almost nothing.

A little is followed by an uncountable noun, while a few a few is the opposite.

A little and a few both mean a little, but a little modifies uncountable nouns, and a few modifies countable nouns; Similarly, little and few both mean almost nothing, which is negative, but little modifies uncountable nouns, and few modifies countable nouns.

little and a little modify the uncountable nouns few and a few modify the countable nouns little and few to mean almost nothing, while a little and a few mean to have a little bit.

A few and a little both denote some, a little a little modifies the uncountable noun, a few modifies the countable noun, few, little both denotes almost nothing, with negative meanings, where, little modifies the uncountable noun, and few modifies the countable noun,

few, a few is an indefinite pronoun that modifies a countable noun. where few means not many, not enough, that is: "little", "not much", "almost nothing" means negation, such as: few of us speak russian

Hardly any of us speak Russian;

A few means some, not many, that is: "some", "not much", although little, but there is a yes.

Such as: i'm going to buy a few bananas.

I'm going to buy some bananas.

Indicates positive meaning: a little a few has a little, indicates negative meaning: little few almost a few few + countable noun plural ,, modifies countable noun little a little + uncountable noun ,, modifies uncountable noun.

a little + uncountable noun = a bit of + uncountable noun a little + countable noun + a bit + uncountable noun many much means a lot.

synonyms lots of a lot ofmany + countable noun plural , modifier countable noun much + uncountable noun , modifier uncountable noun.

few and a few are both used to modify countable nouns. few (table negative) is very few, almost a few few few tables.

few is almost none, a few are some, both of which are countable nouns.

a little with a few with a few andfew means one, but it is uncountable.