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What does the term 'several' generally refer to?

• An undefined number of items

• An exact number of items

• A large number of items

• A few items

In which context might you use the word 'several'?

• When you have exactly two items

• When you have a specific number of items

• When you have more than a few but not many items

• When you have an infinite number of items

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'several'?

• I have several books on my shelf.

• I have several million dollars in my account.

• There are several reasons for my decision.

• I have several dollars in my pocket.

How does 'several' differ from 'many'?

• 'Several' implies a larger quantity than 'many'.

• 'Several' is used for uncountable items only.

• 'Several' is used for countable items only.

• 'Several' implies a smaller quantity than 'many'.

Which sentence correctly uses the word 'several'?

• I have several of sugar in my tea.

• There are several cars in the parking lot.

• She has several of homework to do.

• He bought several of milk.