fewer and fewer people are watching less television these days
to have fewer cars
If there were fewer of us, I could speak less.
The theory is that you use fewer for countable things and less for uncountable things. For example fewer coins but less money; fewer teeth but less hair; fewer bananas but less fruit; fewer hats but less clothing. [You may have 6 coins, 25 teeth, 12 bananas and 7 hats but the other things don't go with numbers.)I have FEWER cats than dogs.I have FEWER pencils than pensThere are FEWER buildings in the country than in the city.Hope this helps:)
You may have fewer ingredients but less salt. Or, people are buying fewer newspapers because they have less money. However, according to usage rules, 'fewer' is used when using countable things and 'less' is used for singular mass nouns
In general, four door family sedans are less expensive to insure. other factors as well such as fewer cylinders can keep the cost low.
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For a countable noun use fewer, for uncountable nouns use less.
There is not a company called Cars For Less. However when searching for the Cars For Less what comes up is a search for Company Cars. So, guessing Cars For Less if it did exist would offer Company Fleet Cars.
Contrary to popular belief, the words 'less' and 'fewer' cannot be used interchangeably. 'Fewer' is used when it would be possible to count the number of things. (Example: There are fewer people here now than there were earlier.) 'Less' is used when you cannot count the number of things.
Fewer traffic collisions Removal of constraints on occupants' state 24/7 private chauffeur Increased roadway capacity
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