2. Fill in each space “few, afew, little, a little” to complete the sentences. She is quite poor. Ever since she lost her job last year, she’s had _______ money. I don’t want any more wine, thank you. I have _______ here. Jack has _______ friends and is often at home alone. I worry about him, you know. You know _______ people here, don’t you? I’ll leave you to chat. That new employee is great. She asked me _______ questions at the start and, since then, seems to need help. A very independent type! I have _______ patience for your stupid questions, Smithers. Now tell me what you want and stop wasting my time. Add _______ salt to the soup, it needs it! “How many extra chairs do you need for the dinner tonight?” “._______ We have almost all the chairs we need.” This hotel is _______ better than the one where we were last year! I don’t know why we changed! The postman doesn’t often come here. We receive _______ letters.