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Answer:

TEN ITEMS OR FEWER

Explanation:

that's the correct answer

The error in the provided phrase is that the less should be replaced with fewer and the right phrase is 'ten items or fewer'.

What is a noun?

A noun is a most common form of grammar which represents a place, thing, human being, action and so on. It can be singular like cake and can be plural like cakes depending on the sentence.

  • The word 'less' should be used when the nouns are not countable, that is, not able to interpret in numerical terms. It is only placed where the nouns are in singular form. Money, air, water, sand etc. are some of the examples of uncountable things.
  • The word' fewer' must be used when the nouns can be easily counted. It is placed where the nouns are in plural form. Dollars, rupees, cups, chairs, tables etc. are some of the examples of countable things.

Therefore, the right phrase should be written as 'ten items or fewer' because the items are countable nouns and can be counted as ten in numbers.

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