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I'm Ashley, I was born and raised in tropical Malaysia and now reside in Melbourne. I'm currently studying Chinese during my free time. I'm learning Chinese to connect with my roots and communicate with the growing Chinese population in Melbourne. I'm hoping to practice more conversational Mandarin on italki. Happy to help anyone with their English, if I don't know the answers I will find out for you! I enjoy reading and learning new things. I love animals and enjoy cooking
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    I would say air pollution will be less serious with fewer cars. The rule is that when the thing is a singular use less and when it is plural use fewer. You would say less water but fewer glasses of water You could say less tomato sauce but fewer tomatoes Reference:http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/less-versus-fewer
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    September 15, 2015
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