QUANTIFIERS

Quantifiers indicate the amount of a name. Like articles, quantifiers are always in front of the name.

Countable

Uncountable

Any

No, none

a lot of

few/a few

Some

Much

Any

No, none

A lot of

little

Some

Many

Expresses the idea of ​​large quantity. It is used above all in negative and interrogative phrases with the accounting name in the plural.

few meaning.

They express a small number. They are used only with accounting names.

Meaning: A lot

They express a large quantity idea.

Example:

I did the exercises alone

It is used in the same contexts as “some,” but in negative or interrogative sentences.

It is used both for uncountable nouns or nouns and for countable nouns or nouns in the plural.

Example:

Do you have a few dollars?

Example:

He has a lot of books.

I do not have any cats.

There is some milk in the kitchen.

There are not many tourists.

is used mainly in negative and interrogative phrases.

There is some milk in the kitchen

Are there any changes?

I have no money.

He does not have a lot of books

Express a small amount

Do you have a little money?

Quantifiers