Verbal Ability - Sentence Correction - Discussion

@Pooja good attempt but not 100% correct but you showed the way. Thanks for that. Please check out these important facts.

A few means :- small number. Used for countable things such as boys, people.

Eg: There were only a few students in the class.

Few means :- no eg There were few students in the class so the class could not start.

A little:- used with uncountable things such as sugar.

Eg: There was a little sugar available in the house. So I could prepare only one cup of coffee.

Little: no, eg There was little sugar in the house. So I could not prepare coffee.

'a' will be used before countable nouns (singular).

Eg: I bought a computer.
"AN " will be used before a vowel word like (optical, honest).
'THe' will be used for Pre-introduction.

Eg: I bought a computer. The computer has a keyboard.

Well as I understand, here goes the rule - Few is a quantifier that can be used with countable nouns( you can count moments) and is often preceded by 'a'.

Ofcourse - quantitavily a few > few .

When we use 'a few' it gives positive sense.

Using article before few gives positive sense.

Example I have a few pencils.

I have few pencils.

Difference can be seen.

Friends, do you know the word 'several' contains the amount less than a few, but generally we use it for many things.

Always plural for words follows by "a" irrespective of countable and noncountable form.

Few and a few both are correct.
Few = some.
A few = expected + some more.

Few= nothing, but.

A few = some, so a few is the right answer.

It should be "for a few moment". How can a plural follow "a".

Here the few= not many but whole/ not many but all there are.