Quantifiers: Some, Any, Much, Many, A lot of
Some / Any
Some: affirmative sentences and offers. Ex: I have some water. Would you like some tea?
Any: negative sentences and questions. Ex: I don’t have any money. Do you have any questions?
Much / Many
Much: uncountable nouns. Ex: How much water? Not much time.
Many: countable nouns. Ex: How many books? Many students.
A lot of / Lots of
Both countable and uncountable. Ex: A lot of people. Lots of food.
Exercises
1. There aren’t ___ (some/any) chairs.
2. How ___ (much/many) milk do you want?
3. I have ___ (a lot of/much) friends.
See Countable/Uncountable and Food Vocabulary.
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