Sally's trick-or-treat bag has ... candy in it than Tom's. ...

[ Quantifiers: too many, too much & enough ]

Sally’s trick-or-treat bag has … candy in it than Tom’s.

A. fewer

B. less

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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