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Paul has  fewer  cards than Joel.  \n2. Dad has   time to play than me.  \n3. This recipe takes   flour than the other.  \n4. I will have   eggs for breakfast than you.  \n5. You should have   difficulty with this homework.  \n6. This page has   math problems to complete.  \n7.   people came to the fair this year.  \n8. The crowd was   animated than last year.  \n9. Jody lost   teeth than you.  \n10. The admission costs   money than last time.  \n11. In winter, there are   choices of games to play at recess.  \n12. Thankfully, they are making   noise than before.  \nAnswers  \n1. Paul has fewer cards than Joel.  \n2. Dad has less time to play than me.  \n3. This recipe takes less flour than the other.  \n4. I will have fewer eggs for breakfast than you.  \n5. You should have less difficulty with this homework.  \n6. This page has fewer math problems to complete.  \n7.  Fewer people came to the fair this year.  \n8. The crowd was less animated than last year.  \n9. Jody lost fewer teeth than you.  \n10. The admission costs less money than last time.  \n11. In winter, there are fewer choices of games to play at recess.  \n12. Thankfully, they are making less noise than before.","cbCait5YrDy2bi2P","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait5YrDy2bi2P","pdf",77598,"English","# Fewer and Less Instruction\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"When should you use the word \\\"fewer\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"Use \\\"fewer\\\" when referring to specific things that can be counted, such as bowls of cereal or chocolate bars.\"},{\"question\":\"When should you use the word \\\"less\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"Use \\\"less\\\" for substances or concepts that cannot be counted individually, such as a quantity of flour, time, or noise.\"},{\"question\":\"How many practice problems are included in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet contains twelve distinct sentences for students to practice applying the correct usage of \\\"fewer\\\" and \\\"less.\\\"\"}]","Fewer and Less - Grade 3 Adjectives Worksheet | PDF"]