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"These American Towns Have Little Or No People Living In Them. But the word should be "few."" Correct. English has a continuity gender, with two valences: continuous and discrete; and quantification adjectives must agree with the continuity gender of the noun that they modify. Thus, you can say "much water" or "many molecules of water"; but you cannot say "many water" or "much molecules of water". Similarly for the antonyms, you can say "little water" or "few molecules of water"; but you cannot say "few water" or
"little molecules of water". One caveat is that the word "little" has a second meaning, referring to size, rather than quantity; so you can say "many little molecules" but not "little little molecules".
You're not old Miss C., you're vintage. Happy Friday!
Happy Friday, gwdMaine!
"They thought he was a goner but the cat came back." Now I have to watch that NFB video :P
Cats only have two facial expressions for people, Feed Me and I'll Kill You Later.
rick... few water lawns... too much water... English be hard. ;o)
The reason cats haven't yet killed all hoomans is because they lack opposable thumbs and can't operate a can opener – and even now, polydactylic cats are working on the thumb situation.
-"BB"-
Those bizarre holiday traditions are terrific! But the Easter butter lamb is a real tradition from Ukrainian culture. Eaten with the Easter meal, the butter lamb symbolizes Christ as the Lamb of God. I almost went to a workshop one year to learn how to make a butter lamb because they are quite cleverly made. It's still my ambition to make one some day.
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