Was ist der Unterschied zwischen var 2 und var 3 ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

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ayamasakiearth18

7 Okt 2017

Englisch (US)

The question is poorly written. It is not correct or natural English. To me, both answers seem the same.
My guess is that one is:
"Enough to see a little of the attractions."
And the other:
"Too little to see enough attractions."

But I couldn't say which is which.

sova

7 Okt 2017

Englisch (US) Fast fließend
Russisch

@ayamasakiearth18
and that's a question from the official governmental exam for 9th class graduates for whom English is a foreign language =\ written by a group of "professionals".

Thank you very much!

soulofasiren

7 Okt 2017

Bulgarisch
Englisch (US) Fast fließend

In 2) and 3) little/a little is not correctly used and confusing.
They could be:
2) Too little to see the main attraction./Not enough to see the main attraction.
3) As little as to see only the main attraction. (Which is equal to Enough only to see the main attraction.)

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Was ist der Unterschied zwischen var 2 und var 3 ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

The question is poorly written. It is not correct or natural English. To me, both answers seem the same. My guess is that one is:"Enough to see a little of the attractions."And the other:"Too little to see enough attractions."But I couldn't say which is which.

In 2) and 3) little/a little is not correctly used and confusing.They could be:2) Too little to see the main attraction./Not enough to see the main attraction.3) As little as to see only the main attraction. (Which is equal to Enough only to see the main attraction.)

The question is poorly written. It is not correct or natural English. To me, both answers seem the same.
My guess is that one is:
"Enough to see a little of the attractions."
And the other:
"Too little to see enough attractions."

But I couldn't say which is which.

In 2) and 3) little/a little is not correctly used and confusing.
They could be:
2) Too little to see the main attraction./Not enough to see the main attraction.
3) As little as to see only the main attraction. (Which is equal to Enough only to see the main attraction.)