The difference between a little and a little.

The difference between a little and a little:

1, a little = a little+noun

2. When modifying verbs, adjectives, adverbs and comparative degrees in affirmative sentences, a little and a little can be interchanged, which means "a little".

3、a？ Little bit and a little have opposite meanings in negative sentences, and not a bit is equivalent to "not at all" (not at all); Not a little is equivalent to "very much" or "extremely". For example:

She is not tired at all. She is not tired at all. (She is not tired at all.

4. A little bit can be directly used as an attribute to modify nouns.

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This is the last stop of the trip, so I think I'm a little fidgety. ?

The journey is over, which makes me a little upset, I think so.

Sorry, I seem a little lost. ?

I'm sorry, I seem a little confused.

Listen, I want to apologize for today. I think I'm a little hard on you. ?

Listen, I want to apologize for today. I think I was a little too hard on you.

I've known him since he was a child?

I have known him since he was a little boy.

I was a little surprised when she agreed. ?

I was a little surprised that she agreed.

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Sorry, I seem a little lost. ?

I'm sorry, I seem a little confused.

Don't you think she's a little too arty?

Don't you think she's a little too arty?

I really don't like new york, but I want to hold on a little longer. ?

I really don't like new york, but I want to stick to it for a while.

I got a little reward. ?

I only have a little money.

Maybe we will hear less noise. ?

Maybe we will hear less noise.