Question

0469 2 I watched a little bit television and went to bed. I watched a [[little bit]] television and went to bed. little/bit of Use a (little) bit before adjectives: 'She looked a bit tired.'Before nouns, use a little or (in informal styles) a (little) bit of: 'He could do with a little help.' 'He's been a bit of a nuisance recently.'

Accepted Answer

bit ✗ I watched a little television and went to bed.I watched a bit of television and went to bed. I watched a [[little/bit of]] television and went to bed. little bit | little | bit of

Idx	0469
Keyword	bit
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I watched a little bit television and went to bed.
Correct Sentence	I watched a little television and went to bed. I watched a bit of television and went to bed.
Cloze Error Sentence	I watched a [[little bit]] television and went to bed.
Cloze Sentence	I watched a [[little/bit of]] television and went to bed.
Cloze Answer	little/bit of
Choices	little bit \| little \| bit of
Explanation	Use a (little) bit before adjectives: 'She looked a bit tired.' Before nouns, use a little or (in informal styles) a (little) bit of: 'He could do with a little help.' 'He's been a bit of a nuisance recently.'

Bit I Watched Television Bed Little/Bit Adjectives Looked