Women & Girls

[ngamary]

Dear Teachers and friends,

a. I like women / girls who are reticent.
b. I like women / girls who don't speak much.
c. I like women / girls who speak a little.
d. I like women / girls who have very few words.

- Are these grammatical?

Thanks

Ngamary

[Rusty]

Dear Teachers and friends,

a. I like women / girls who are reticent.
b. I like women / girls who don't speak much.
c. I like women / girls who speak a little.
d. I like women / girls who have very few words.

- Are these grammatical?

Thanks

Ngamary
The sentences are grammatical.
c. Notice that there is a difference between little and a little.
The man is recovering from a head injury. He speaks a little.
The old man is sad and tired of life. He speaks little to anyone.

[SomeOne]

Concerning c. Am I right and this statements are logically correct?

1) He has little money. He is very poor.
2) He has a little money. He is not poor.

3) He's got few friends. Nearly no friends.
4) He's got a few friends. He is not lonely.


Thanks!

[Rusty]

Concerning c. Am I right and this statements are logically correct?

1) He has little money. He is very poor.
2) He has a little money. He is not poor.

3) He's got few friends. Nearly no friends.
4) He's got a few friends. He is not lonely.


Thanks!
Yes, you have the idea.