Claim.

[Student33]

Hi,
Are the following sentences correct ?

He claims to work in that factory.
He claims to study medicine.

[danmahaffey]

Hi,
Are the following sentences correct ?

He claims to work in that factory.
He claims to study medicine.Your sentences are fine.

[Student33]

Hello,

Which is correct in the following please:

(A little/little) learning could be dangerous.

Most native speakers tend to choose (a little) , but doesn't( little) carry a more negative meaning?

[danmahaffey]

Hello,

Which is correct in the following please:

(A little/little) learning could be dangerous.

Most native speakers tend to choose (a little) , but doesn't( little) carry a more negative meaning?Great question!

A little means a small amount.

Little means barely any at all, in this case.

The point of the expression is that a small amount of learning may be just enough to make a new learner bolder than he should be because he probably has not learned enough to know all the dangers and difficulties.