The correct phrase is “10 items or fewer” when following strict grammar rules, because “fewer” is used for countable items. For example: • Correct: “10 items or fewer” (items can be counted). • Incorrect: “10 items or less.” However, in casual conversation or signage, “10 items or less” is commonly used, even though it’s not grammatically precise. You’ll often see “10 items or less” on signs in stores because it has become widely accepted in informal contexts. For expert guidance, WhatsApp 91 70

Few vs Less — simple rule 👇 ✅ Few Used with countable nouns (things you can count) Implies not many Examples: I have few friends in this city. There are few mistakes in your work. A few minutes left. (some, not many) ✅ Less Used with uncountable nouns (things you can’t count individually) Implies a smaller amount Examples: I have less time today. Eat less sugar. There is less traffic at night. ⚠️ Common mistake ❌ Less people ✅ Fewer people #english #communication #learnenglish #publicspeaking #

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