“点”和“些”一般都看作是不定量词，都可计不定量的人或物，如：有些意见，有点意见；买些菜，买点菜。但是两者在用法上还是存在着差别。首先在计量上有大小之别：“些”表示的量不多，但不一定少，而“点”表示的一定是很少的量。我们看例句：例１、（Ａ）我今天有些事，? “Points” and “some” are generally regarded as non-quantitative words. They can count indefinite numbers of people or things. For example, some opinions and some opinions; buy some food and buy a la carte. However, there is still a difference in usage between the two. First of all, there is a difference in size between measurements: “More” means less, but not necessarily less, and “point” means that it must be a very small quantity. Let’s look at example sentences: Example 1, (A) I have something today,?