Few vs a Few vs The Few

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Few vs a Few vs The Few

Determiners are often confusing, so we should learn the differences between the words that seem similar in meaning. Here in this lesson, I am discussing the topic ‘Few vs a Few vs The Few.’ There are meanings and examples for every explanation.

Meaning of Few

Few means next to nothing.

Examples:

There are few honest leaders in our country.

Few people know their secrets.

Also, Read – The Conjunctions of Condition

Meaning of a Few

A few means not many.

Examples:

There are a few educated leaders in our country.

A few people work in this company.

Meaning of The Few

The few means all that there are

Examples:

The few clothes I had all burnt in the fire.

The few books she had all were stolen last night.

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