Dear Cherry! Thank you for the reply, but I have one more question I have learned in Murphy that "litlle and few are negative ideas" " a little and a few" have a more positive ideas For example He spoke little English, so it was difficulte to communicate with him. He spoke a little English, so we were able to communicate with him

"come with me" You use this phrase when you ask someone to go somewhere together with you. "Why don't you come with me to the park?" "I want you to come with me to the party." "I understand you are having a few problems" "A few" does not have a negative or positive meaning. It is just a measure of quantity. It means "some". However, based on context and tone of speech, the word "few" can mean "little" instead: "My troubles are (very) few." (this means I have (very) little troubles) "My blessings are (very) few." (this means I have (very) little blessings)