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  • HAMID AHMID August 27, 2015 18:34

    being u a teacher , what is the different between "less and fewer "?

    • Tanya > HAMID AHMID August 28, 2015 9:07

      Dear Hamid! We use "fewer" before countable nouns, while we use "less" before uncountable nouns, participles, adjuctives or after verbs. For example:

      He has fewer friends than me.

      We should spend less money.

      He is less endurable than his brother.

      You should eat less.

       

    • HAMID AHMID > Tanya August 30, 2015 16:29

      thanks alot  , tanya :)

    • Tulip > Tanya August 28, 2015 15:13

      thanks Tanya, I got it

  • Nimzaf August 21, 2015 17:05
    Yes Tanya you are correct.
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  • Tanya August 7, 2015 19:35

    Dear Hamed! Let me disagree with you. First of all, being a teacher I should correct you. It should be "fewer friends". But I disagree in general. Friends are the best thing ever happens to us. Our kids grow up and leave us, our men/women leave us because of different reasons, but true friends are always with us. That is why we call them friends. As to EC, it is of no matter how many friends you have here. But the more people you know , the more chances you have to improve your English.

  • Nimzaf August 3, 2015 16:16
    Hamed my opinion is more friends more knowledge.with my experience I learn lots of things because of more friends.
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