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OnlyPolls 18h
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#poll
“a few”, “a couple”, “a bit”
“a few”, “a bit”, “a couple”
“a couple”, “a bit”, “a few”
“a couple”, “a few”, “a bit”
“a bit”, “a few”, “a couple”
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Anonymous 17h

Damn I can’t believe so many people are wrong

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Anonymous 16h

I chose the last one but I feel like it should be a bit, a couple, then a few. Couple meaning 2 and few meaning 3-5

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Anonymous 15h

A bit doesn't refer to a discrete quantity of something like a few and a couple do

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Anonymous 18h

oh the wonders of the english language. none of these have a set value, and yet they all have a set vibe

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Anonymous 18h

Actually wait I meant a couple a few a bit

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 17h

A couple does have a set value, it’s 2. The others are vague tho

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 15h

Same

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3h

A couple does have a set value.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3h

This whole poll is annoying to me. “A bit” is a part of something, not a quantity. “A couple” objectively means 2, so unless you think “a few” mean 1 then the only correct answer is a couple < a few, and a bit is a separate category.

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