11 Common Grammatical Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
Tina Miller, MA,CFLE stashed this in education
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Fewer vs Less is a good one.
Use "fewer" when discussing countable objects. For example, "He ate five fewer chocolates than the other guy," or "fewer than 20 employees attended the meeting."
Use "less" for intangible concepts, like time. For example, "I spent less than one hour finishing this report."
12:17 AM Sep 16 2013