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If you have a few friends, you don't have a lot of friends, but you have a small number of friends. If you have a few friends, you are probably pretty happy. If you have FEW friends, though, you might be sad. There is a big difference between "a few" and just "few." "A few" gives a positive feeling, and "few" gives a negative feeling, even though both of them mean "a small number."
Amir's mom brought him a few presents when she came back from her trip. He was very happy.Clara was glad to see that there were a few brownies left. She thought they might be all gone. |
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