These aren’t rules I pulled from a book or learned in theory. They’re rules I live by because I’ve seen what happens when you don’t have them. Money becomes far less stressful when fewer things catch you off guard. Most “emergencies” are actually predictable if you zoom out far enough, which is why separating money for future spending matters so much. When you plan for it in advance, it stops feeling like failure when it arrives. Credit only works when you’re in control of it. The moment it star

LESS vs. FEWER: Do you know how to use these words properly in a sentence? 🤔 | Grammarly

The correct answer to this quiz was c) fewer. Did you get it right? Few is used with countable nouns to show we're talking about a small number. For example, 'your essay is good but you made a few mistakes'. Fewer is the comparative form, so if you’re talking about countable nouns - comparing people or things - you should use fewer with a plural noun, so 'fewer books' etc. You can read more in this excellent blog post from Oxford Dictionaries: http://bit.ly/LessOrFewer Download our free app here

Less or fewer? Which word do we use and when? Sam is here to explain all in less than one minute! ⏳⏰🎉. Fill the blank: 'The city is very crowded in the week, but there are ______ people at the weekend.' a) less b) fewer #learnenglish #bbclearningenglish #grammar #elt #ielts #englishgrammar #speakenglish #englishaccent #englishonline #englishtips #english #vocabulary | BBC Learning English