curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-determiners-and-advanced-use-of-articles/6810b2a19cbd51111477b609.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I've checked out BLANK options focusing on data centers in Europe and North America.
a few
These two words mean more than one, but not many (usually 2-5 items).
A few is a quantifier used with countable plural nouns to show a small number. For example:
I saw a few new messages. - This means there were some, but not many.
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