Hello.
I'm confused with "bit of" and "a bit of".
I think "a bit of" means a little, like in the sentence "I ate a bit of cake."
But, when I say "It was bit of a hike", it means the hike was tough and I'm more tired than just "a little tired", right?
Are there any differences between "bit of" or "a bit of"???
And here's my second question. "A little bit" and "A little" are the same?
For example, I'm a little bit tired. I'm a little tired.
Please answer my 2 questions above.
Thank you!
I'm confused with "bit of" and "a bit of".
I think "a bit of" means a little, like in the sentence "I ate a bit of cake."
But, when I say "It was bit of a hike", it means the hike was tough and I'm more tired than just "a little tired", right?
Are there any differences between "bit of" or "a bit of"???
And here's my second question. "A little bit" and "A little" are the same?
For example, I'm a little bit tired. I'm a little tired.
Please answer my 2 questions above.
Thank you!