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🚨At the restaurant : Fewer Vs Less! 1. Fewer: Use "fewer" when talking about things that can be counted. These are things you can separate into individual items. - Example: "I have fewer apples than you." (You can count the apples one by one.)2. Less: Use "less" when talking about things that cannot be counted individually or are measured in bulk. These are things that are considered as a whole. - Example: "I have less water than you." (Water is measured in quantity, not counted as separate ite