He has lost . . . . . . rupees in gambling. Now, he lives like a beggar.
A. a little
B. a few
C. a some
D. All
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
In the given sentence, the context suggests a small or moderate amount of money has been lost, and the phrase "a little" is appropriate to convey this. Therefore, the correct completion is: "He has lost a little rupees in gambling. Now, he lives like a beggar."This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Grammar
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I THINK ALL IS RIGHT ANSWER BECAUSE HE LIVES AS A BEGGER NOW SO THAT MEANS HE LOST HIS ALL MONEY
I think the correct answer to this question should be "All", because according to the question, he livs like a beggar that simply means that he has lost all his money in gambling
correct answer is ALL..searched it on internet plenty of explanation
Since Rupees are countable, why do we take a little as answer but not a few?
I don't agree with this answer. How he can be a beggar as he lost few roppes.
The Answer should be 'All'. Because he is living like a beggar.
if he like a bagger tht means he has lost all the money he had so why comes a few instead of ALL.