Sorry, but I'm in a hurry - I have only ...

[ Quantifiers & Modal Verbs ]

Sorry, but I’m in a hurry – I have only … before leaving.

A. few minutes

B. little minutes

C. a little minutes

D. a few minute

Select your answer:

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