Determiners: Some, Any, Few, and Little

Drag the correct words to show the difference in meaning.

Your roommate asks about groceries. Choose carefully—the meaning changes!

**Positive situation (we have enough):**
"Don't worry! We still have [few|*a few*|little](?) eggs and [*a little*|little|a few](?) milk for breakfast."

**Negative situation (almost nothing left):**
"Ugh, we have [a few|*few*|a little](?) eggs and [a little|*little*|few](?) milk. We need to go shopping!"

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The correct answer is **a few**.
>**A few** (with "a") = a small number, but enough. Positive nuance with countable nouns.

The correct answer is **a little**.
>**A little** (with "a") = a small amount, but enough. Positive nuance with uncountable nouns.

The correct answer is **few**.
>**Few** (without "a") = almost none, not enough. Negative nuance with countable nouns.

The correct answer is **little**.
>**Little** (without "a") = almost none, not enough. Negative nuance with uncountable nouns.
