The Same Meaning Sentences

Tom hasn't got many friends.

• Tom has got few friends.

• Tom has got a few friends.

They've seen a few Russian films.

• They haven't seen many Russian films.

• They have seen some Russian films.

John's got some friends.

• John's got a few friends.

• John's got few friends.

The dog ate a little food.

• The dog didn't eat much.

• The dog ate something.

There are few good restaurants here.

• There aren't many good restaurants here.

• There are some good restaurants here.

Mr Bob has little money.

• Mr Bob hasn't got much money.

• Mr Bob hasn't got some money.

I've seen few Russian films.

• I haven't seen many Russian films.

• I've seen some Russian films.

Elisa ate little.

• Elisa didn't eat much.

• Elisa ate something.

There are a few good schools here.

• There aren't many good schools here.

• There are some good schools here.

Jack has a little money.

• Jack hasn't got much money.

• Jack has got some money.