2019年2月26日星期二

In which appropriate setting(s) would a native Mandarin speaker use 一点儿，有点儿，一会儿，and 一下？

I understand that they all generally mean “a little”, but is there one that is more preferable than the others in a given situation? I’m just trying to comprehend the differences between the four terms... Any advice/memorization tricks to keep me from confusing one for another would be greatly appreciated!

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