A few after generally there is no OF

When the following is the ranking, you should add it, a few of means some, and the following can be a plural of several rankings.

If you add the of, you must also add the theirs.

For example, a few students and a few of the students.

No, there is generally no such habit, except for some phrases to be used, common nouns do not need to be added.

To be called, but not necessarily to add the, is a few of students, not the

few of"Represents a very small number, already close to zero. For example: Few of my friends came to my party

a few of"Let this mean that although the number is not much, but there are several, it can be seen as expressing a small quantity. For example: a few of my friends came to my party

In general, the difference between these two short tanfeng words is the difference in the degree of emphasis. Grinding"few of"Emphasis is placed on a small number and almost none; While"a few of"The emphasis is not large, but there are still some.

few of means that there is not much brother, very little, almost nothing; It is followed by a countable noun.

The plural prudence form is used in the negative sentence of envy and filial piety.

a few of= some, is the meaning of some and is used in affirmative sentences.

（1）few

OF and afewof are followed by "countable nouns", and absolutely not "uncountable nouns";

2) Although, few

of and afewof

can be interpreted as: there are some; But, few

Although there are some, in terms of quantity, it is close to "nothing" - that is, the number and the absence are not much different, just like the difference between "dead" and "dying people" (although this analogy is a bit scary); And a

fewof is also interpreted as "some", but in terms of quantity, compared with nothing, it is obviously much more, and it can be seen with the naked eye;

3) For the sake of memory and no mistakes, just remember it like this - because afewof and.

fewof, from the letter point of view, there is one more a, so, a

fewof heel the number of things naturally than few

Of the more comes, the landlord understands;

4) As for this multiple-choice question, you should choose "them, us", because of is a preposition, followed by a pronoun, which means that among them and us, few of them are optimistic.

The above two usages belong to the expression structure of the part and the whole, few and afew are indefinite pronouns or indefinite pronoun phrases, and the usage is a referential usage, that is, there is no direct noun added after it (the usage of the noun directly added after it is called modifier usage). few/a

few can only be a modification or reference to the plural of countable nouns, but the meaning is different, few means a negative concept, almost nothing; a

few means affirmative concept, with some or several.

All parts belong to the expression structure of the whole of, and when they are followed by countable nouns, they must be in the plural form of countable nouns. For example: one

of+reco, some

of+reco, anyof

Resurrection, Many

of+reco, most

of+reco, a

FEWOF or FEW

of+, etc.

Countable nouns plural.

a few are followed by a plural noun.

For example, I stayed there a few days longerI stayed there longer.

few means"Very few, almost nothing", but still use plural, as can be seen from the meaning. few + countable noun.

Hope.

Countable nouns, few is almost none.

a few of them.

Little is followed by an uncountable noun.

Little almost nothing.

a little very little.

a few are followed by a plural noun.

For example, I stayed there a few days longer

I stayed there longer. few, little difference:

1) few, a few is countable, little, a little is uncountable.

2) A few, a little means affirmative, few, little means negative.

The so-called "affirmative" and "negative" here should be understood in this way:

The same is half a cup of pure water, and the thirsty person will think: there is little water in the glass

People who are not thirsty will think: there is a little water in the glass

a few example sentences:

i made a few phone calls

I hit a couple of **s***s.

we had a few drinks afterwards

Later we had a few drinks.