When you say there are a couple of something or a few of something, they both mean a small number of something. A couple usually indicates about two things (people in couples are pairs of people). A few usually means three or above, mostly a number under 9. However, despite this difference, these words can be interchangeably used to indicate a small number of things.
When you say there are a couple of something or a few of something, they both mean a small number of something. A couple usually indicates about two things (people in couples are pairs of people). A few usually means three or above, mostly a number under 9. However, despite this difference, these words can be interchangeably used to indicate a small number of things.
A couple of letters.
The ideal age difference should be between 4 and 7.
A couple means 2, a few means 3 and several is more than three.
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Few means "not many (people or things)." It is used to say that there are not a lot of people or things. A few means "some (people or things)." It is used to say that there are a small number of people or things.
A suburban is a couple feet longer, mechanically they are identical.
Wholesale is a couple cents cheaper
I don't know what a GTO couple would be, but a Coupe is a two seated vehicle.
Few is a negative word in connotation meaning not many or much. A few is positive in connotation and means som or any.
A few thousand dollars.
just a couple of tools. and the big difference is the ability to change languages that you can't do in proffessional