Question

0470 3 He is a little bit too short to be a policeman. He is [[a little bit]] too short to be a policeman. a bit/little/slightly Use a bit/little too or slightly/rather/somewhat too (NOT a little bit too ): 'She is still a bit too young.' 'The pears were a little too hard.' 'The basic salary is rather too low.'

Accepted Answer

bit ✗ He is a bit/little too short to be a policeman.He is slightly too short to be a policeman. He is [[a bit/little/slightly]] too short to be a policeman. a little bit | a bit | little | slightly

Idx	0470
Keyword	bit
Sub Entry Number	3
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	He is a little bit too short to be a policeman.
Correct Sentence	He is a bit/little too short to be a policeman. He is slightly too short to be a policeman.
Cloze Error Sentence	He is [[a little bit]] too short to be a policeman.
Cloze Sentence	He is [[a bit/little/slightly]] too short to be a policeman.
Cloze Answer	a bit/little/slightly
Choices	a little bit \| a bit \| little \| slightly
Explanation	Use a bit/little too or slightly/rather/somewhat too (NOT a little bit too ): 'She is still a bit too young.' 'The pears were a little too hard.' 'The basic salary is rather too low.'

Bit Short Policeman Bit/Little Slightly Bit/Little/Slightly Slightly/Rather/Somewhat Young