Which of the following sentences is/are grammatically correct? S1: I have a little water.S2: I have little water.Both S1 and S2Only S2Only S1Neither S1 nor S2
Question
Which of the following sentences is/are grammatically correct? S1: I have a little water.S2: I have little water.Both S1 and S2Only S2Only S1Neither S1 nor S2
Solution
Both S1 and S2 are grammatically correct.
S1: "I have a little water." This sentence means that you do have some water, although not much.
S2: "I have little water." This sentence means that you almost have no water.
So, the difference between the two sentences is not about grammar, it's about the amount of water you have.
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