There’s ________ water in the bottle, besides, I am also ______ hungry。


  1. A.
    a bit, a little
  2. B.
    a little of, a bit
  3. C.
    a bit of, a little
  4. D.
    a bit, a little of
C
a bit或a little+形容詞
a bit of或a little+名詞
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