A Few/Few, A Little/Little: How to Talk About Quantities in English

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Could you pls show me how to pronounce these symbols: # @ - _ * ( ) ?
What is the difference between -farther / further-, -a lot of / lots of-, -for example / for instance.
Englsih speakers uses crispy, crunchy and crisp when they explain about food. What is the difference between them?
Whats the difference between "a few" and "few" also "a little" and "little"?
Could you tell me the difference b/w “that” and “which”?

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