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goods were carried on the truck

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. . . . . . goods were carried on the truck.

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Correct Answer: Option A
Few is a quantifier used with plural countable nouns. Little is used with singular uncountable nouns. Goods are singular uncountable nouns. "A little" means small in amount. Option A is correct.
A little goods were carried on the truck.
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John John
John John 3 years ago
'many' and 'several' are better options.
Farwa Baloch
Farwa Baloch 3 years ago
"Number of goods" will be used to make it a countable noun and grammatically correct!
A little number of goods were carried on truck.
Farwa Baloch
Farwa Baloch 3 years ago
You should use" Number of goods " to make it a Countable noun and grammatically correct.

A little number of goods were carried on truck.
Omar Faroque
Omar Faroque 5 years ago
If 'goods' is uncountable noun why( were not was) is used as verb.
Zekrul Hossain
Zekrul Hossain 5 years ago
But we know unvountable noun =was
Countable noun = were
Lam Natalie
Lam Natalie 6 years ago
Goods is either counterable or uncountable noun and it is only in plural form.
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