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This story of elements is really cool, in it you dive into a world of endless imagination, it's a really fun story, the next chapters are going to be really cool, all you have to do is collaborate and send reviews, you'll really like it, I'll do the as best you can to make it very exciting! Kisses, Nivea
"FEWER" and "LESS"
"Fewer" is used for countable items. "Less" is used for uncountable quantities. Ex.: We need fewer chairs. There is less water in the bottle.
"PRECEDE" and "PROCEED"
"Precede" means to come before in time or order. "Proceed" means to continue or move forward. Ex.: The introduction precedes the main text. After the break, we will proceed with the meeting.
Recommended by nivealins
nivealins
This story of elements is really cool, in it you dive into a world of endless imagination, it's a really fun story, the next chapters are going to be really cool, all you have to do is collaborate and send reviews, you'll really like it, I'll do the as best you can to make it very exciting! Kisses, Nivea
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Recommended by nivealins
nivealins
This story of elements is really cool, in it you dive into a world of endless imagination, it's a really fun story, the next chapters are going to be really cool, all you have to do is collaborate and send reviews, you'll really like it, I'll do the as best you can to make it very exciting! Kisses, Nivea
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"FEWER" and "LESS"
"Fewer" is used for countable items. "Less" is used for uncountable quantities. Ex.: We need fewer chairs. There is less water in the bottle.