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How do you use the word little in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "little" in different ways:

As an adjective:

* The little girl giggled as she played with her dolls.

* We only have a little time left before the train departs.

* He had a little trouble understanding the instructions.

As an adverb:

* She waited little for him to return.

* The child slept little that night.

* The cat sat little in the sun today.

As a pronoun:

* I have little money to spare this month.

* There's little chance of rain today.

* He did little to help with the project.

In phrases:

* The little things in life matter most.

* He felt little better after taking the medicine.

* They had little choice but to leave.

In other ways:

* She's little more than a child. (means "almost a child")

* Little did she know what was coming. (means "she didn't know")

These are just a few examples. The word "little" can be used in many different ways depending on the context.

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