GRAMMAR VOCABULARY

COUNTABLE
1. A APPLE
  1. IS
2. APPLES
  1. ARE
3. uncontables
  1. sugar
    1. is
  2. a,an, two sugar
FOOD PREPARATION VERBS
1. MIX
2. BOIL
3. FRY
MEASUREMENTS
1. MUCH
  1. MANY
A/AN
1. ITS A WIDE DOOR
2. ITS AN OPEN DOOR
3. A" IS USED FOR AN ELEMENT THAT IS NOT SPECIFIC "AN" FOR A SPECIFIC ELEMENT
SOME/ANY
1. I need to buy some books
2. They didn't learn any new word in class
3. some (some or some of) in affirmative sentences and when you want to ask or offer something. it is used with both countable and uncountable nouns. On the other hand, any is used in questions (some, some of) or in negative sentences (none, nothing of). Note that any is used for uncountable and countable plural nouns
MUCH/MANY
1. I don't drink much coffee
2. They have many friends in Germany
3. "Much" is used when we are talking about a singular noun. It is used for things that you cannot count, that is, for countless things. "Many" is used when we are talking about a plural noun. Used for things you can count

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	Created by JUAN ESTEBAN RODRIGUEZ almost 6 years ago