ACTIVITIES FOR SECOND GRADE

    

 English Grammar for ESL learners 

FEW - LITTLE

(few - fewer - fewest / little - less - least)

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FEW and LITTLE are both quantifiers.
♦ Few  means  'not many'. →  Few questions were asked at the meeting.
♦ Little means 'not much'. →  Little attention was paid to comfort.
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The comparative forms are :
♦ Fewer (than) : → Fewer than 50 brochures were distributed.

♦ Less (than) :   → Less money was spent on advertising than last year.

 LITTLE-LESS-LEAST are used with uncountable nouns (milk, water, attention, energy, hope

USE LITTLE-LESS-LEAST are used with uncountable nouns (milk, water, attention, energy, hope

1I was surprised to see so __________ people on the bus this morning.

2If you want to lose weight, you should eat __________ junk foo

3There is ____________ milk left for the children. We'll have to buy some.

4Our school has the ________ failures in the region.

5I buy ____________ meat than before because it's too expensive.

6There are ____________ pupils in our class than last year

7In our family Tony eats the ____________ chees

8I'm sure apples contain ____________ sugar than cookies.

NOW WRITE TEN SENTENCES AS THE EXERCISE.