Hi Andrew :) Thank you for this exercise. Your videos are so useful for us . In my cupboard thete are: 1) a few potatoes and apples 2) there is a little bread and a little coffe 3) there are a few beans and a few tomatoes 4)There is a little tea I like to have a little tea in the morning with a few biscuits and a little chocolate. :)
Silvia Kerkelova Hi Silvia, thanks for your message. :) All of your answers are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson! A very minor spelling mistake: "coffe" --> "coffee" but everything else is perfect. Keep up the good work. Best wishes, Andrew
Hi master Andreuw, thanks for your loyalty to teaching people. I would try the exercise. 1. Ther are a few onions. 2. Ther is a little pepper. 3. Ther are a few chilis. 4. Ther is a little clove.
Mazdi Elzan Bejo Hello, thanks for your answers! All of your answers are correct so well done. There is just a small spelling mistake: The correct spelling is THERE. Best wishes Andrew
Good morning professor, I thoroughly enjoyed all your lessons so far. Here are my answers: - There are a few avocados;- There is a little water;- There is a little baking powder; and- There are a few orangesI am very excited to hear my score and thank you for your help in teaching good grammar. When I am a little more confident, I will sign up for a test. I would like to have even a certificate in good grammar and to speak fluently and confidently.
very useful information Andrew to define the usage of a Little with uncountable nouns and a few with countable nouns. there is a litlle bread in my cupboard
Jose antonio coria castrejon Thanks for your comment. "there is a litlle bread in my cupboard" - Yes, very good because bread is uncountable. Best wishes Andrew
Thank you so much Andrew all your lesson are prefect, it’s so help me to understand everything. 1. There are a few apples. 2.There is a little salt. 3. There are a few onions. 4. There is a little spaghetti.
Tks for your teaching. It's extrmely useful for English beginner as me. Hope, you could provide extra quality video like that! My answers, There is a little sauce There is a little pepper There are a few garlics There are a few onions
Hi Andrew, I have a question suppose we have 3 or 4 apples on the table as we can see it's countable and it's obvious. Why can't we use some instead of "a" because as I know a always make something singular like what if we say just few and not add "a" Ex. A pencil, means one pencil in this case it is little different to me.
Hi Andrew. Below is my task for Q4: - There is a little sugar in my cupboard. - There are a few vinegar bottles in my cupboard. - There is a little dried vegetable in my cupboard. - There is a little saffron in my cupboard. Kind Regards Pedram
Pedram Samieyan Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections: - There is a little sugar in my cupboard. --> correct - There are a few vinegar bottles in my cupboard. --> correct - There is a little dried vegetable in my cupboard. --> There *are a few* dried *vegetables* in my cupboard. (vegetable is countable) - There is a little saffron in my cupboard. --> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hi Andrew and everyone !! In My cupboard are a few biscuits. Also there is a little honey. Also there are a few napkin. And finaly also there is a little salt. I hope I didn't make any mistakes here. I'm very glad to watch this channel !! Good bye !!
inflartedearte Very good. You only made 2 very small mistakes: "Also there are a few napkin." --> "Also there are a few napkins." (the countable noun must be in the plural form) "finaly" --> "finally" Well done! Andrew
There is a little olive oil. There ir a little salt. There ir a little water. There are a few bananas. There are a few tomatoes. There are a few potatoes. I hope I understood your explanation. Thaks very much for your help.
shler jumaa Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you. Small correction for you: explaination -> *explanation* Best wishes, Andrew
Jacquéline Ramirez We would say "there *are* a few slices of bread." because slices = a countable noun in the plural.Or, we must say "There's some bread" or "there's a little bread" because bread alone is always uncountable.
What food are in small quantity in your cupboard? Following are a few answers of mine: There is a little bread in my cupboard. There is a little tea in my cupboard. There are a few apples in my cupboard. There is a little sugar in my cupboard. When I watch this video, It has been about one year after you upload this video, So don't need say sorry for the delay in replying to me, and you are a good teacher, sir.
i'm bilingual english french ,what you're saying makes absolute sense to me but i always find it hard to explain to someone in french the rules . For me it just is that way i don't question it or question myself , i guess its because english was overwhelmingly predominant at home ,french was relegated to school thus with one i had a more scholar approach and the other was more free style immersive
ladyevenstar22 Thanks for your comment. Yes, it is sometimes not easy trying to explain the rules of our own language because we have learned it intuitively! Best wishes Andrew
hello , can you make another video about who , that , whose , whom ? your videos are very impotant to understant the english language thank you a lot a lot a lot
Hello Sir,Thanks lots of !! I am regularly watching your videos. this is only my way to learn English grammar I am geeing stuck order of determiner to be placed in the sentence. sharing few examples. 1.Four- times the cost; Determiner four -times and the ,there is no Of between them. 2.Three- quarter Of the participants ; Determiner Three- quarter and The ,Of placed between them 3.Some Of the girls /some Of my friends ; Determiner Some , the and my : Of is placed between them. 4.Some more juice ;some and more quantifiers Which are same level quantifiers but there is no words (may be Of etc..)placed between them. I want to understand what is the rule to put multiple determiners (pre, central and post determiners) before to noun.
Hello Andrew. How are you doing? I hope you're doing great. I have 2 questions, please: I want to understand the accurate meaning of this sentence and why 'few of ' not 'a few of ' . " Few of the lecturers were at all interesting " . Could you please help me out. The second question: I know that it's wrong to use "some" in this sentence: " Water is composed of some hydrogen and some oxygen." I want you to tell me a good reason why it's wrong to say that so that I can tell my high school students. And thank you in a advance.
Your viedos are really nice :) I have a question, if bread is uncountable , I'm supposed to say "I bought a little bread", right? But it is correct to say "I bought a few loafs of bread"? The same rule is with juice/bottles chocolate/bar of chocolate etc.?
Good evening Andrew ! I have a few answers: There is a little coffee,there is a little tea, there is a little honey,there is a little marmalade,there are a few biscuits and there is a little cake.
There is a little water near my desk. There are a few biscuits on my desk. There are a few books on may desk. There is a litte coffee and coffee mate (loool) near my desk. I am sorry cause I described my room, not my cupboard. Has a few mistakes in my sentence?
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is a little water near my desk. --> correct There are a few biscuits on my desk. --> correct There are a few books on may desk. --> correct (but spelling is "*my*" ) There is a litte coffee and coffee mate (loool) near my desk. --> correct ( "Coffee mate" is great! I used to buy it a lot when I was a student. It's a practical alternative to fresh milk!) "Has a few mistakes in my sentence?" -> "Are there any mistakes in my sentences?" OR "Do my sentences have any mistakes?" OR even better "Do my sentences *contain* any mistakes?" Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
good man what i would like to ask about is are there some cases that we can use the countable nouns or rules in the place of uncountable because, you mentioned in your talk once you gave examble about the wine you said wine often comes unconutable and thanks i hope you would answer
+Crown Academy of English In my cupboard, there are a few cups and there is a little dust on them so I only need a little time to clean a few things with a few good brushes.
I was a little confused about this before but now it was all clear. Thank you for this video. It was additionally added to my learning. ^.^ I learned also about "too many" - for countable nouns and "too much" - for uncountable nouns. :)
1. There is a little oat meal 2. there are few bananas 3. There is a little juice 4. There are a few mango These all my answers. Thank you very very much Sir I learn a lot from you...
malaka Bandara Hello and thanks for your comment. I give some general advice for improving spoken English here: How to improve your English speaking skills Best wishes Andrew
Dear Andrew, I like and often watch your lessons of English grammar. Thank you so much for great lessons. But I would have an objection to the subtitles in this lesson. Your lesson isn't subtitled correctly. It is a pity, because it is a great lesson. All the best. Aleksandra
chandana kulathunga Thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections: "There are a few Onions." --> Correct "Thare is a little water in the kitchen." --> Correct ( "There" and not "Thare") "There are a few water bottels in the frege. " --> Correct ("bottles" and "fridge" are the correct spellings) "There is a little dal currey in the bowl." --> --> Correct ("curry") Well done! Andrew
There is a little sugar in the cupboard. There are a few biscuits in the cupboard. There is a little oil in the cupboard. There is a little salt in the cupboard.
Gabriele De Rosa This is similar to when we are using" a lot of "after there are and before the countable nouns in positive sentences. We can't use many or much in positive sentences generally, thats why we have to use a lot of or a few or a little but it depends on the noun is countable or uncountable.
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is a little soya sausage. --> correct There are a few onions. --> correct There are a few gingers. --> There is a little ginger. (uncountable) There is a little ketchup. --> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
1. There is a little sugar in the dish. 2. There are a few apples on the table. 3. There is a little fish sauce in the pot. There are a few pens in the pencil case.
There is a little meat. There are a few oranges. There is a little coffee. There is a little honey. There are a few lemons. Thanks for the lesson :) Ana from Germany
winterana97 Hello Ana and thanks for doing the exercise. I am very pleased to say that all of your answers are perfectly correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. :) Best wishes, Andrew
Lol! After lessons with USA native speakers, British pronunciation is quite weird) I`ve remembered the school when we were taught exactly the same pronunciation) Awesome lesson that refreshing my memory)
Hi Andrew There is a little butter. There is a little flour. There is a little sugar. There is a littel cereal. There are a few bananas. There are a few limes. Thank you.
Sir I have a question, one of my friend recently said a sentence that really made me confused. "She has a few children" when I asked why you used a few? She replied because she is satisfied with her children she doesn't want more. 🤔🤔🤔 is it right?
Lola Hey Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections: 1.There is a little chips. -> "There are a few chips." (countable) 2.There is a little coffee. -> Correct 3.There are a few snickers. -> Correct. 4.There are a few candies - > "There is a little candy." (Candy is uncountable.) Candy is an American word. In British English we say "sweets" (countable) So in British English we say: "There are a few sweets." You did very well. You have understood the lesson. You just need to learn which nouns are countable and uncountable. Best wishes Andrew
In my cupboard, there are a few apples, there is a little oil, there are a few potatoes, there is a little pasta, there is a little sugar. Are this example correct? Best wishes from Domenic to Andrew bye have a good weekend.
Hi Andrew, thanks for the class !!! Here are my answers: There are a few fishes. There is a little orange juice. There are a few strawberries. There is a little cake.
Flavio Caldas Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections: There are a few fishes. --> "fish" is irregular because it is the same in the plural. -> "There are a few *fish.* " There is a little orange juice. --> correct There are a few strawberries. --> correct There is a little cake.--> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
hi Andrew, please see below,I checked on your repeated sentence: Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections" why don't say " a few corrections instead of small corrections although the word " correction" is a countable noun.
Amr Hashem "some + noun" = several. We can use "some" for both countable and uncountable nouns. I advise you to watch my lesson about "some" and "any" -> th-cam.com/video/uZA6pIrwm-I/w-d-xo.html Best wishes Andrew
In my cupboard there are a few cherryes 2) On my table there are a few potatoes 3) At my garden there are a few roses 4) In my cupboard there is a little water 5) On my table there is a little cacke
Domenico Fantauzzi Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections: In my cupboard there are a few cherryes -> In my cupboard there are a few *cherries.* 2) On my table there are a few potatoes -> correct 3) At my garden there are a few roses -> *In* my garden there are a few roses 4) In my cupboard there is a little water -> correct 5) On my table there is a little cacke -> I'm not sure what "cacke" is sorry! Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Юлия Мирончук Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is a little water in my cup. --> correct There are a few strawberrys on my table --> correct (but spelling: *strawberries* ) There are a few slices of bread --> correct There is a few pasta --> There is a little pasta. (uncountable) Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is a little four in the cupboard --> correct (but the spelling is *flour* ) There are a few eggs in the refrigerator --> correct there are also a few tomatoes --> correct there is a little water. --> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
+ALEXANDRE SOUZA AMÉRICO AMÉRICO Hello and thanks for the comment and question and sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been on holiday. I don't understand your question. Please give an example sentence and also an explanation of the context and situation and I will try to help you. Best wishes, Andrew
There is a little suger in the bowl There is a little juice in the jar There is a little flour in the dish There are a few onions in the box There are a few tangerines in the plate There are a few salt in the soup
hello , i am regularly watching your videos. just one question arise - some, few all,and all are determiner or pronoun ? likewise each and every - each is determiner and pronoun other side every is just determiner. example - each of his friends ( each is working as pronoun. which is result for selection from his friends, which is pronoun) but selection can be done for every which is only determiner so we use every friend. now question the same some, few, a little and all are all act as a determiner or pronouns ?
1. There are a few pieces of bread on the table 2. There is a little sugar on the plate 3. There are a few fruits on the fridge 4. There is a little rice in the box
BeTheChangeAlways Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections: 1. There are a few pieces of bread on the table --> Correct 2. There is a little sugar on the plate --> Correct 3. There are a few fruits on the fridge --> "fruit" is uncountable. We can say "There is a little fruit on the fridge" OR "There are a few PIECES of fruit on the fridge" (better) 4. There is a little rice in the box --> Correct. Well done! Best wishes Andrew
1. There is a little wine. 2. There are a few mushrooms. 3.There is a little bread. 4. There is a little bread and also there is a little Fanta (cause i love fanta) and there is a few cookies and a few oranges. I hope you will check it
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Hi Andrew :)
Thank you for this exercise.
Your videos are so useful for us .
In my cupboard thete are:
1) a few potatoes and apples
2) there is a little bread and a little coffe
3) there are a few beans and a few tomatoes
4)There is a little tea
I like to have a little tea in the morning with a few biscuits and a little chocolate. :)
Silvia Kerkelova Hi Silvia, thanks for your message. :)
All of your answers are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson!
A very minor spelling mistake: "coffe" --> "coffee" but everything else is perfect.
Keep up the good work.
Best wishes, Andrew
Than you so much for this amazing lesson. Your explanations are always so clear that even the most complicated stuff becomes easy to understand.
Hi master Andreuw, thanks for your loyalty to teaching people.
I would try the exercise.
1. Ther are a few onions.
2. Ther is a little pepper.
3. Ther are a few chilis.
4. Ther is a little clove.
Mazdi Elzan Bejo Hello, thanks for your answers! All of your answers are correct so well done. There is just a small spelling mistake: The correct spelling is THERE.
Best wishes
Andrew
oh.. Ok i'm so sorry.. Thank you fery much Sir. May God bless you.
Thank you very much for this class - It was very important for my learning.
Good morning professor, I thoroughly enjoyed all your lessons so far. Here are my answers: - There are a few avocados;- There is a little water;- There is a little baking powder; and- There are a few orangesI am very excited to hear my score and thank you for your help in teaching good grammar. When I am a little more confident, I will sign up for a test. I would like to have even a certificate in good grammar and to speak fluently and confidently.
Thanks God por this class , i needed a lot, because to day it's my exam for pass to intermedio level, blessings for you teacher.
A'm regularly watching this channel. Thanks a lot for excellent explanation 👍 🥰
very useful information Andrew to define the usage of a Little with uncountable nouns and a few with countable nouns. there is a litlle bread in my cupboard
Jose antonio coria castrejon Thanks for your comment. "there is a litlle bread in my cupboard" - Yes, very good because bread is uncountable.
Best wishes
Andrew
Thank you so much Andrew all your lesson are prefect, it’s so help me to understand everything.
1. There are a few apples.
2.There is a little salt.
3. There are a few onions.
4. There is a little spaghetti.
Tks for your teaching. It's extrmely useful for English beginner as me. Hope, you could provide extra quality video like that!
My answers,
There is a little sauce
There is a little pepper
There are a few garlics
There are a few onions
Hi Andrew, I have a question suppose we have 3 or 4 apples on the table as we can see it's countable and it's obvious. Why can't we use some instead of "a" because as I know a always make something singular like what if we say just few and not add "a"
Ex. A pencil, means one pencil in this case it is little different to me.
Hi Andrew. Below is my task for Q4:
- There is a little sugar in my cupboard.
- There are a few vinegar bottles in my cupboard.
- There is a little dried vegetable in my cupboard.
- There is a little saffron in my cupboard.
Kind Regards
Pedram
Pedram Samieyan
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections:
- There is a little sugar in my cupboard. --> correct
- There are a few vinegar bottles in my cupboard. --> correct
- There is a little dried vegetable in my cupboard. --> There *are a few* dried *vegetables* in my cupboard. (vegetable is countable)
- There is a little saffron in my cupboard. --> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hi Andrew and everyone !!
In My cupboard are a few biscuits.
Also there is a little honey.
Also there are a few napkin.
And finaly also there is a little salt.
I hope I didn't make any mistakes here.
I'm very glad to watch this channel !!
Good bye !!
inflartedearte Very good. You only made 2 very small mistakes:
"Also there are a few napkin." --> "Also there are a few napkins." (the countable noun must be in the plural form)
"finaly" --> "finally"
Well done!
Andrew
There are a few cakes.
There is a little milk.
There are a few tomatoes.
There is a little cereal.
Thanks for the lesson.
Really useful for us.
Hello, I really love your classes, but id like to know if is it possible you make a list if english vocabulary (Bigginner to Advanced), please
Thank you! Now I will continue watching your videos to learn more!
There is a little olive oil.
There ir a little salt.
There ir a little water.
There are a few bananas.
There are a few tomatoes.
There are a few potatoes.
I hope I understood your explanation. Thaks very much for your help.
thank u so much your explaination is awesome........
shler jumaa Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Small correction for you: explaination -> *explanation*
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
So, it's wrong to say (there's a few slices of bread)? Especially if the bread is sliced, it can be countable... right? I am just curious
Jacquéline Ramirez We would say "there *are* a few slices of bread." because slices = a countable noun in the plural.Or, we must say "There's some bread" or "there's a little bread" because bread alone is always uncountable.
Great...you're the best. Thank you!...x
Hello Andrew)
Could you explain a difference in using between "some" and "few" , please.
Thanks before)
What food are in small quantity in your cupboard?
Following are a few answers of mine:
There is a little bread in my cupboard.
There is a little tea in my cupboard.
There are a few apples in my cupboard.
There is a little sugar in my cupboard.
When I watch this video, It has been about one year after you upload this video, So don't need say sorry for the delay in replying to me, and you are a good teacher, sir.
+Nothing Li All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Sir screen english show like that
One vedio each othe one anothe difference
Sir plzzz ??????
Andrew, congratulations for your accent and thank you for these videos.
Alfredo Re Dionigi It's my pleasure and thank you very much for your comment.
Andrew
i'm bilingual english french ,what you're saying makes absolute sense to me but i always find it hard to explain to someone in french the rules . For me it just is that way i don't question it or question myself , i guess its because english was overwhelmingly predominant at home ,french was relegated to school thus with one i had a more scholar approach and the other was more free style immersive
ladyevenstar22 Thanks for your comment. Yes, it is sometimes not easy trying to explain the rules of our own language because we have learned it intuitively!
Best wishes
Andrew
how about "Drive and Ride" have special uses or rule Andrew? Thanks.
Mazdi Elzan Bejo We use "drive" for vehicles (cars, lorries, vans) and we use "ride" for bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, mopeds and horses :)
Andrew
hello ,
can you make another video about who , that , whose , whom ?
your videos are very impotant to understant the english language
thank you a lot a lot a lot
+kader BARAKA Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you teacher, the class was great
Thank you. Hvala. I am from Serbia.
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+بيلو بركش You're welcome. Thank you for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hello Sir,Thanks lots of !! I am regularly watching your videos. this is only my way to learn English grammar I am geeing stuck order of determiner to be placed in the sentence. sharing few examples. 1.Four- times the cost; Determiner four -times and the ,there is no Of between them. 2.Three- quarter Of the participants ; Determiner Three- quarter and The ,Of placed between them 3.Some Of the girls /some Of my friends ; Determiner Some , the and my : Of is placed between them. 4.Some more juice ;some and more quantifiers Which are same level quantifiers but there is no words (may be Of etc..)placed between them.
I want to understand what is the rule to put multiple determiners (pre, central and post determiners) before to noun.
Here is an example on a little: There is a little milk.
and here is an example on a few: There are a few cups.
Thanks for your efforts.
Thank you my teacher I enjoy your lesson I really like your teaching
warsame galaal Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you Mr. Andrew!
I thank you for all your kind answers, I'll see you soon
Hello Andrew. How are you doing? I hope you're doing great. I have 2 questions, please: I want to understand the accurate meaning of this sentence and why 'few of ' not 'a few of ' . " Few of the lecturers were at all interesting " .
Could you please help me out.
The second question: I know that it's wrong to use "some" in this sentence: " Water is composed of some hydrogen and some oxygen." I want you to tell me a good reason why it's wrong to say that so that I can tell my high school students.
And thank you in a advance.
Hi.
I recommend you watch this video to understand the difference between "few" and "a few" -> th-cam.com/video/iA4eIproIMM/w-d-xo.html
Andrew
@@CrownAcademyEnglish Okay, thank you so much Andrew
Your viedos are really nice :)
I have a question, if bread is uncountable , I'm supposed to say "I bought a little bread", right? But it is correct to say "I bought a few loafs of bread"? The same rule is with juice/bottles chocolate/bar of chocolate etc.?
loaves of bread not loafs of bread
Thanks for your lesson that was good
Good evening Andrew !
I have a few answers:
There is a little coffee,there is a little tea, there is a little honey,there is a little marmalade,there are a few biscuits and there is a little cake.
Christie B. Good morning Christie, how are you today? All of your answers are correct, very good. Now I'm feeling hungry!
Andrew
Thank you Mr Andrew ,excellent
Hello teacher thanks for helping. We really appreciate it.
There are a few eggs.
There is a little oil.
There are a few grapes.
There is a little salt
Karla Anaya All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
There is a little water near my desk.
There are a few biscuits on my desk.
There are a few books on may desk.
There is a litte coffee and coffee mate (loool) near my desk.
I am sorry cause I described my room, not my cupboard.
Has a few mistakes in my sentence?
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is a little water near my desk. --> correct
There are a few biscuits on my desk. --> correct
There are a few books on may desk. --> correct (but spelling is "*my*" )
There is a litte coffee and coffee mate (loool) near my desk. --> correct ( "Coffee mate" is great! I used to buy it a lot when I was a student. It's a practical alternative to fresh milk!)
"Has a few mistakes in my sentence?" -> "Are there any mistakes in my sentences?" OR "Do my sentences have any mistakes?" OR even better "Do my sentences *contain* any mistakes?"
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
thanks a lot, dear and great teacher! absolutely I have learned a lot.
good man what i would like to ask about is are there some cases that we can use the countable nouns or rules in the place of uncountable because, you mentioned in your talk once you gave examble about the wine you said wine often comes unconutable and thanks
i hope you would answer
Thanks teacher Andrew for your video.
cheers.
+Patrik Costa Gobbi Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
+Crown Academy of English
In my cupboard, there are a few cups and there is a little dust on them so I only need a little time to clean a few things with a few good brushes.
hadeel hammama Very good. Your sentences are correct.
I was a little confused about this before but now it was all clear. Thank you for this video. It was additionally added to my learning. ^.^ I learned also about "too many" - for countable nouns and "too much" - for uncountable nouns. :)
+_alfonage_ abuque_ It's a pleasure. I'm delighted that your English is improving with my lessons. Thank you for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
today is my english exam and I really need to learn about where to use a few and a little so thank u for making this video
Dear sir God bless you you are doing a noble service students like us. plz would you give us a lesson with RELATIVE PRONOUNS?
CHAMINDA KODITHUWAKKU Thanks for the suggestion. I will consider it for a future video. Best wishes,
Andrew
muchas grasias exelente video muy buena explicacion
+Maria Arana You're welcome. Thank you for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
1. There is a little oat meal
2. there are few bananas
3. There is a little juice
4. There are a few mango
These all my answers.
Thank you very very much Sir I learn a lot from you...
There are a few mangoes ..
No words for your explanation sir.... 😊 Outstanding....
now i understand! thanks for this video. i am learning english.
+Tency Valerio Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you! this video it´s really useful for me
There's a little milk in the carton.
There's a few tomatoes in the vegetable bin.
Good luck, Andrew...! You rock...!
Thank you sri. this video is great. so how can i imprual my spoken skill.i love to english.
malaka Bandara Hello and thanks for your comment. I give some general advice for improving spoken English here: How to improve your English speaking skills
Best wishes
Andrew
Hey I live your lesson👍 why do used " a little " for bread ?
Sempre que a sentença afirmativa começar com os verbos Can ou Could, deverei usar some?
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Dear Andrew, I like and often watch your lessons of English grammar. Thank you so much for great lessons. But I would have an objection to the subtitles in this lesson. Your lesson isn't subtitled correctly. It is a pity, because it is a great lesson. All the best. Aleksandra
Can we use " a few" and "a little" in questions and negative sentences?
There are a few Onions.
Thare is a little water in the kitchen.
There are a few water bottels in the frege.
There is a little dal currey in the bowl.
chandana kulathunga Thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections:
"There are a few Onions." --> Correct
"Thare is a little water in the kitchen." --> Correct ( "There" and not "Thare")
"There are a few water bottels in the frege. " --> Correct ("bottles" and "fridge" are the correct spellings)
"There is a little dal currey in the bowl." --> --> Correct ("curry")
Well done!
Andrew
There is a little sugar in the cupboard.
There are a few biscuits in the cupboard.
There is a little oil in the cupboard.
There is a little salt in the cupboard.
Gabriele De Rosa Very good, all of your answers are correct, well done!
Andrew
Gabriele De Rosa This is similar to when we are using" a lot of "after there are and before the countable nouns in positive sentences. We can't use many or much in positive sentences generally, thats why we have to use a lot of or a few or a little but it depends on the noun is countable or uncountable.
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Congrats on your work.
There is a little pasta. There are a few lemons. There are few bottles of water. And there is a little potato.
Thanks Andrew.
What's the difference between able and capable? How to use it in sentences?
Is it correct to say?
He is a capable teacher.
thanks a lot!
you are good teacher!
mohammad isvandi It's a pleasure. Thank you for the comment.
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Andrew
There is a little soya sausage.
There are a few onions.
There are a few gingers.
There is a little ketchup.
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is a little soya sausage. --> correct
There are a few onions. --> correct
There are a few gingers. --> There is a little ginger. (uncountable)
There is a little ketchup. --> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
1. There is a little sugar in the dish.
2. There are a few apples on the table.
3. There is a little fish sauce in the pot.
There are a few pens in the pencil case.
All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
There is a little meat.
There are a few oranges.
There is a little coffee.
There is a little honey.
There are a few lemons.
Thanks for the lesson :)
Ana from Germany
winterana97 Hello Ana and thanks for doing the exercise. I am very pleased to say that all of your answers are perfectly correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. :)
Best wishes,
Andrew
Lol! After lessons with USA native speakers, British pronunciation is quite weird) I`ve remembered the school when we were taught exactly the same pronunciation) Awesome lesson that refreshing my memory)
Hi Andrew
There is a little butter.
There is a little flour.
There is a little sugar.
There is a littel cereal.
There are a few bananas.
There are a few limes.
Thank you.
Hi Diana.
All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Great...so clear the explanation...👌
Sir I have a question, one of my friend recently said a sentence that really made me confused. "She has a few children" when I asked why you used a few? She replied because she is satisfied with her children she doesn't want more. 🤔🤔🤔 is it right?
1.There is a little chips.
2.There is a little coffee.
3.There are a few snickers.
4.There are a few candies.
;) :D
Lola Hey Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections:
1.There is a little chips. -> "There are a few chips." (countable)
2.There is a little coffee. -> Correct
3.There are a few snickers. -> Correct.
4.There are a few candies - > "There is a little candy." (Candy is uncountable.)
Candy is an American word. In British English we say "sweets" (countable) So in British English we say: "There are a few sweets."
You did very well. You have understood the lesson. You just need to learn which nouns are countable and uncountable.
Best wishes
Andrew
In my cupboard, there are a few apples, there is a little oil, there are a few potatoes, there is a little pasta, there is a little sugar. Are this example correct? Best wishes from Domenic to Andrew bye have a good weekend.
+Domenico Fantauzzi All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hi Andrew, thanks for the class !!! Here are my answers:
There are a few fishes.
There is a little orange juice.
There are a few strawberries.
There is a little cake.
Flavio Caldas Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections:
There are a few fishes. --> "fish" is irregular because it is the same in the plural. -> "There are a few *fish.* "
There is a little orange juice. --> correct
There are a few strawberries. --> correct
There is a little cake.--> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Fish is uncountable noun.
Is fishes a word or is it fish for the plaural
There is a little sauce in the fridge.
There are a few eggs for breakfast.
There is a little sugar left.
There are a few jars of rice in the drawer.
Thank you your class was very important for me, i m brazilian and my Dreams, is speak english, and you are help me
Lais Arruda Arruda Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
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Andrew
Thanks a lot Andrew .
hi Andrew,
please see below,I checked on your repeated sentence: Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections" why don't say " a few corrections instead of small corrections although the word " correction" is a countable noun.
Amr Hashem "some + noun" = several. We can use "some" for both countable and uncountable nouns. I advise you to watch my lesson about "some" and "any" -> th-cam.com/video/uZA6pIrwm-I/w-d-xo.html
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Andrew
There are a few preserves or canned foods.There is a little flour.There is a little dried fruit.
In my cupboard there are a few cherryes
2) On my table there are a few potatoes
3) At my garden there are a few roses
4) In my cupboard there is a little water
5) On my table there is a little cacke
Domenico Fantauzzi Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections:
In my cupboard there are a few cherryes -> In my cupboard there are a few *cherries.*
2) On my table there are a few potatoes -> correct
3) At my garden there are a few roses -> *In* my garden there are a few roses
4) In my cupboard there is a little water -> correct
5) On my table there is a little cacke -> I'm not sure what "cacke" is sorry!
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
There is a little sugar in a jar, There are a few orange in the basket, there is a little coffee in the bottle, there are a few cloth clips
There is a little water in my cup.
There are a few strawberrys on my table )
There are a few slices of bread
There is a few pasta
Юлия Мирончук Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is a little water in my cup. --> correct
There are a few strawberrys on my table --> correct (but spelling: *strawberries* )
There are a few slices of bread --> correct
There is a few pasta --> There is a little pasta. (uncountable)
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
There is a little four in the cupboard
There are a few eggs in the refrigerator
there are also a few tomatoes
there is a little water.
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is a little four in the cupboard --> correct (but the spelling is *flour* )
There are a few eggs in the refrigerator --> correct
there are also a few tomatoes --> correct
there is a little water. --> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you Andrew for you correct me!!
When the affirmative sentence start with the Can or Could verbs, should I use some?
+ALEXANDRE SOUZA AMÉRICO AMÉRICO Hello and thanks for the comment and question and sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been on holiday.
I don't understand your question. Please give an example sentence and also an explanation of the context and situation and I will try to help you.
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Andrew
Great! I like to work with your videos. They're so good! Thanks
There is a little suger in the bowl
There is a little juice in the jar
There is a little flour in the dish
There are a few onions in the box
There are a few tangerines in the plate
There are a few salt in the soup
1: There are a few peaches .2: There is a little cheese .3: There are a few potatoes .4: There is a little sugar .
+هي ”همي رضى ربي“ جنتي All of your sentences are correct. Very good.
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Andrew
thanks. I'm very happy.
Ashraf Nasar It's a pleasure. Thank you for the comment.
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Andrew
hello , i am regularly watching your videos. just one question arise - some, few all,and all are determiner or pronoun ? likewise each and every - each is determiner and pronoun other side every is just determiner. example - each of his friends ( each is working as pronoun. which is result for selection from his friends, which is pronoun) but selection can be done for every which is only determiner so we use every friend. now question the same some, few, a little and all are all act as a determiner or pronouns ?
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Sir, I also want know how to use the little and the few . Plz upload its video.
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Andrew
1. There are a few pieces of bread on the table
2. There is a little sugar on the plate
3. There are a few fruits on the fridge
4. There is a little rice in the box
BeTheChangeAlways Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are the corrections:
1. There are a few pieces of bread on the table --> Correct
2. There is a little sugar on the plate --> Correct
3. There are a few fruits on the fridge --> "fruit" is uncountable. We can say "There is a little fruit on the fridge" OR "There are a few PIECES of fruit on the fridge" (better)
4. There is a little rice in the box --> Correct.
Well done!
Best wishes
Andrew
1. There is a little wine.
2. There are a few mushrooms.
3.There is a little bread.
4. There is a little bread and also there is a little Fanta (cause i love fanta) and there is a few cookies and a few oranges.
I hope you will check it