Asked by Mark
                Can we say : Scientist have a little hope of finding a cure for cancer or little hope.Can we say both? A little means positive and little negative
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Writeacher
            
    Correct phrasing:
Scientists have little hope of finding a cure for cancer.
Notice the plural form: Scientist<b>s</b>
To say someone has "a little hope" means they really do have hope that something will happen.
To say someone has "little hope" means that they have almost no hope that something will happen.
    
Scientists have little hope of finding a cure for cancer.
Notice the plural form: Scientist<b>s</b>
To say someone has "a little hope" means they really do have hope that something will happen.
To say someone has "little hope" means that they have almost no hope that something will happen.
                    Answered by
            Mark
            
    can we use here a lot of hope?
    
                    Answered by
            Writeacher
            
    Yes, that would work.
    
                    Answered by
            Mark
            
    Is it better to use a little or little in the following example?
If you have__________ time could you come and help me do my homework
    
If you have__________ time could you come and help me do my homework
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    We use the article in this sentence -- a little.
    
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