Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The opposite of "a few"?
Hi. Please help. Which word or phrase should be in the blank in no. 2? Thank you in advance.
1. If you add that to the existing product, you might get more money.
If you don't add that to the existing product, you might get less money.
2. If you memorize your lines, you will get ____ points.
If you don't memorize your lines, you will get a few points.
1. If you add that to the existing product, you might get more money.
If you don't add that to the existing product, you might get less money.
2. If you memorize your lines, you will get ____ points.
If you don't memorize your lines, you will get a few points.
Top answer
There is more than one choice: many; a lot of; several
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Thank you so much. Would it be wrong to use "more" in addition to the ones you gave?
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'More' is wrong. It is comparative, but 'a few' is absolute.
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