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Grammer
What different between "a little" and "little".
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Re: Grammer

Originally Posted by
Thant Zin Soe What different between "a little" and "little".
They both mean a small amount and both are used with noncount nouns, but "a little" has a positive connotation, whereas "little" gives a negative idea.
I've been able to save a little money this month. (Positive idea: I have saved some money instead of spending it all.)
I have little money in my pocket. ( Negative idea: I have almost no money.)
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