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QUANTIFIERS
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QUANTIFIERS
- some and any We do not normally use the quantifier some in negative and interrogative sentences. We normally use any: Do you have any children?Did you see any friends?We don't have any children.I didn't see any friends.We saw some lions at the zoo, but we didn't see any tigers.
SOME: It is used for countless names or nouns such as plural accounting names or nouns. Used in affirmative and interrogative phrases. She has some apples
MANY: It expresses the idea of great numbers. It is mostly used in negative and interrogative phrases with the accounting name in the plural. There are many tourists
MUCH: only with countless names in singular. Much can be used in affirmative phrases, although it would be more formal and not as common.. There is not much time
ANY: Used in the same contexts as some, but in negative or interrogative phrases.. He does not have any money
NO, NONE: Unlike the no particle, none can be used without being accompanied by a name, accounting or countless. So it's customary to go to the end of the sentence. How many pencils are there? None
A LOT OF/LOTS OF: They express a great idea. It can be used with accounting and countless names or nouns, it's more informal. He has a lot of books
LITTLE/A LITTLE: They express a small amount and are used only with countless names. The option to use little or a little reflects an opinion on the amount. Do you have a little money?
FEW/ A FEW: They express a small number. They are used only with accounting names. Few describes the amount negatively and to few describes it in a positive way.. There are few tourists here today
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