Question

Decide whether you have to use a little' or 'a few'.
1. Can you please buy apples?
2. We need water.
3. I have money left.
4. I take sugar with my coffee.
5. We had pins of hair there.
6. You have time left.
7. There are chairs in the room.
8. He only spent dollars there.​

Answer 1

1. can you please buy a few apples.?
2. we need a little water.
3. I have a few money left.
4. I take a little sugar with my coffee.
5. we had a few pins of hair there.
6. you have a few time left.
7. there are a few chairs left.
8. he only spent a little dollars there.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. Can you please buy a few apples?

2. We need a little water.

3. I have a little money left.

4. I take a little sugar with my coffee.

5. We had a few pins of hair there.

6. You have a little time left.

7. There are a few chairs in the room.

8. He only spent dollars a few there.

Explanation:

An adjective is used to describe a noun or a pronoun.

• An adjective answers the questions like which or what kind asked about the noun.

• An adjective give a clarity to the sentence.

An adjective occurs

• between the determiner and the noun

• after a linking verb like is or has

• before the noun

• after intransitive verbs.

Few examples of adjectives in a sentence :

• It was such an amazing game.

• It was a great success.