Hello teachers,
I know what a little bit is. As far as I know, after (a little bit) we use (adjective)
For example: a little bit hard - a little bit old - a little bit tired
I want to know whether we can use a (noun) after a little bit or not.
For example: a little bit water - a little bit oil - a little bit anger = (are these correct or not?)
I know that if we want to use it with a noun, we should use (of) = a little bit of water
But I just want to whether after (a little bit) we can use a noun or only adjective?
(I searched it in the search box and I found some posts related to a little and a little bit, but
they were not realated to my question)
Many thanks in advance.
I know what a little bit is. As far as I know, after (a little bit) we use (adjective)
For example: a little bit hard - a little bit old - a little bit tired
I want to know whether we can use a (noun) after a little bit or not.
For example: a little bit water - a little bit oil - a little bit anger = (are these correct or not?)
I know that if we want to use it with a noun, we should use (of) = a little bit of water
But I just want to whether after (a little bit) we can use a noun or only adjective?
(I searched it in the search box and I found some posts related to a little and a little bit, but
they were not realated to my question)
Many thanks in advance.