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QUANTIFIERS

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QUANTIFIERS
MANY (MUCHO)
- USO
- USE: NEGATIVE PHRASES AND QUESTIONS WITH THE ACCOUNTING NAME IN PLURAL
- EXAMPLE INTERRIGATIVE:: HOW MANY DOGS DO YOU HAVE?
- EXAMPLE NEGATIVE: THERE ARE NOT MANY TOURISTS
ANY (ALGUNOS)
- Use: It is used in the same contexts than "some," but in negative sentences or interrogatives.
- EXAMPLE Negative count: I do not have any dogs.
- Negative uncountable example: He does not have any money.
- Countless interrogative example: Is there any milk?
- Interrogative accounting example: Are there any changes?
- Use: It is used in the same contexts than "some," but in negative sentences or interrogatives.
NONE, NO (NO, NINGUNO)
- Use: Unlike the particle "no," "none" can be used without being accompanied by a name, accountant or uncountable. So it usually goes to the end of the sentence and how only answer to a question that refers to quantitys
- Example countable: There are no books.
- Example ucountable: How much money do you have? None.
- Example ucountable: I have no money.
- Example countable: How many pencils are there? None.
- Use: Unlike the particle "no," "none" can be used without being accompanied by a name, accountant or uncountable. So it usually goes to the end of the sentence and how only answer to a question that refers to quantitys
A LOT OF, LOTS OF (MUCHOS)
- Use: Can be used with nouns or nouns countable and uncountable. It is more informal and not it is used in interrogatives
- Example uncountable afirmative: I have lots of money.
- Example countable negative: He has not a lot of books.
- Example: I have not lots of money.
- Example countable afirmative: He has a lot of books.
- Use: Can be used with nouns or nouns countable and uncountable. It is more informal and not it is used in interrogatives
some (ALGUNOS)
- Use: Accounting nouns or nouns and uncountable. It is used in affirmative sentences and interrogatives (When asked to offer something Would you like…? or to order something Can I have ...?). Means a quantity undefined, but limited.
- EXAMPLE incontable afirmativo: There is some milk in the kitchen.
- EXAMPLE interrogative accountant: Are there some constumers?
- EXAMPLE interrogative / name uncountable: Would you like some coffee?
- EXAMPLE accountant affirmative: She has some apples.
- Use: Accounting nouns or nouns and uncountable. It is used in affirmative sentences and interrogatives (When asked to offer something Would you like…? or to order something Can I have ...?). Means a quantity undefined, but limited.
MUCH (MUCHO)
- USE: NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE PHRASES WITH INCONTABLE NAMES IN SINGULAR
- EXAMPLE INTERROGATIVE: HOW MUCH MONEY DOES HE HAVE?
- EXAMPLE NEGATIVE: THERE IS NOT MUCH TIME
- USE: NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE PHRASES WITH INCONTABLE NAMES IN SINGULAR
FEW/ A FEW (POCO / UNOS POCOS)
- Use: Names contables.
- Example countable positive: I have a few good friend
- EXAMPLE COUNTABLE NEGATIVE: There are few customers today.
- Use: Names contables.
LITTLE/ A LITTLE (POCO/ UNOS POCOS)
- Use: Names uncontables.
- Example uncountable: negativo: We have little time.
- Example countable positive Do you have a little money?
- Use: Names uncontables.
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