Hey! I'm a foreign learning English :)What's difference between some and little?Thank you

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Some generally refers to a bigger amount that a little, but is not a lot, that is probably a confusing way to explain so i am sorry

Vlad1618 [11]3 years ago

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¨some¨ may be an indefinite number. it is lower than ¨many¨ or ¨Several¨ while little is basically not very much left.
Ex: There is still some water left in the cup. That could mean there is still half a cup of water left.
Ex: There is a little bit of water left in the cup. Theres not that much left but there still is some.

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