There are . . . . . . . . than sixty boys in the class. A. no less B. no fewer C. no lesser D. no few

The correct answer is: A. no less

• No less means “not less than.” In this case, the sentence is saying that there are not less than 60 boys in the class.
• No fewer means “not fewer than.” This is a synonym for “no less.”
• No lesser is not a grammatically correct phrase.
• No few is not a grammatically correct phrase. It is a common mistake to use “few” instead of “less” when comparing numbers. For example, you would say “there are fewer than 60 boys in the class,” not “there are few than 60 boys in the class.”

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