QUANTIFIERS

Question	Answer
Many	Negative and interrogative phrases with countable nouns in the plural. Ex. There aren't many students today.
Much	Negative and interrogative phrases with uncountable nouns. Ex. I don't have much money.
A lot of / lots of	Can be used with countable and uncountable nouns. It's not used in interrogations. Ex. I have a lot of friends.
Little / a little	Uncountable nouns Ex. Add a little milk to my coffee.
Few /a few	Countable nouns Ex. Frew of my friends like this place.
Some	Countable and uncountable nouns. Affirmative and interrogative phrases. Ex. Do you want some butter on your toast?
Any	Countable and uncountable nouns. Negative or interrogative phrases. Ex. I don't have any money.
No / None	-No: Used before a noun. Ex. No information needed -None means ‘not one’ or ‘not any’. It can be used without being accompanied by a name, countable or uncountable. Ex. What reasons did he give? None.

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	Created by CDA Cevamar about 2 years ago