PrintLess is the comparative of little. It is used before uncountable nouns.

Fewer
is the comparative of few. It is used before plural nouns.

  • Fewer than ten students participated in the program.
  • We did less work today than yesterday.

Notes

In informal English, less is often used before plural nouns.

  • No fewer than fifty miners were killed in the explosion. OR No less than fifty miners were killed in the explosion.
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