FEWER OR LESS?

When should we use LESS? When should we use FEWER?
The words LESS and FEWER are often misused. LESS should be used for a single item (e.g., less time, less space.)  
The word FEWER should be used when there is more than one item (e.g., fewer mice, fewer omissions.)
In this fun video, I thoroughly break down the difference between LESS and FEWER so that you will never misuse the two again. So, without further ado, Let's Get Grammarous!🙌

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