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1. They define the amount of a name and are always located before the name

2. MANY

   • Use: Negative/Interrogative with Countable in plural.
     • Example 1: How many dogs do you have? Example 2: There are not many tourists.

3. MUCH

   • Use: Negative/Interrogative with Uncountable singular.
     • Example 1: How much money does he have? Example 2: There is not much time.

4. A LOT OF / LOTS OF

   • Use: Countable and Uncountable. It is more informal and is not used in interrogations.
     • Example 1:He has a lot of books. Example 2: I have lots of money. Example 3: He has not a lot of books. Example 4: I have not lots of money.

5. LITTLE/A LITTLE

   • Uncountable
     • Example 1: Do you have a little money? Example 2: We have little time.

6. FEW / A FEW

   • Countable
     • Example 1: I have a few good friend Example 2: There are few customers today.

7. SOME

   • Countable and Uncountable Affirmative /Interrogative
     • Example 1: She has some apples. Example 2: There is some milk in the kitchen.

8. ANY

   • Countable and Uncountable Negative / Interrogative