when someone is not on time for an appointment,is it the same if s(he) say "little late" or "a little late"?
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I would say, ''I am a little bit late"
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although the same, you would normall say 'a little late.' to talk about your current status / state (for instance).
"I'm a little late for a dinner with my wife. I gotta go now."
"little late" may function as an adverb.
"he arrived little late for the show.
other variation:
"sorry but I can't make it on time."
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He/she would most likely say: "Sorry for being late," or perhaps, "I'm a little late"
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no difference at all.
cowboy...
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yes it;s just almost the same
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