Quantifiers.

Quantifiers.

1. Quantifiers express an indeterminate quantity and always precede a noun, article, or determiner. Some examples of the most used are: How much, how many, a lot of, much, many, a few, a little.

   • How much.
     • It is used with uncuntable things (meat, stress, honey, sugar, milk, water, wine, etc.)
   • How many.
     • It is used with countable things (friends, students, carrots, cucumbers, dresses, books, etc.)
   • A lot of.
     • It is used with both countable and uncountable nouns to indicate a lot of quantity, and is used in affirmative sentences.
   • A little.
     • As its name says it means little and is used with uncountable nouns.
   • A few.
     • It means little and is used with countable nouns.
   • Many
     • It is used to talk about the plural noun, and it is used for countable things.
   • Much.
     • It is used to talk about a singular noun, which we cannot count.