or should that be "one thing fewer to worry about" ?
Everyone knows that "fewer" is used for discrete objects such as biscuits, and "less" for continuous things like butter.
So as "things" you might be concerned about are discrete, shouldn't one use "fewer"? But then everyone, including me, says "less" in that phrase.
Now I'm worried it might be bad grammar, which means that's one more thing to worry about!
Everyone knows that "fewer" is used for discrete objects such as biscuits, and "less" for continuous things like butter.
So as "things" you might be concerned about are discrete, shouldn't one use "fewer"? But then everyone, including me, says "less" in that phrase.
Now I'm worried it might be bad grammar, which means that's one more thing to worry about!
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