Quantifiers

Quantifiers

1. Is a word that usually goes before a noun

   • Can be used with
     • Uncountable
       • They are those that cannot be counted
         • Only singular
         • Little
           • We have little experience in the area.
         • A little
           • We arrived a little.
         • Much
           • Affirmative
             • We have much to do!
           • Negative
             • We don’t have much time.
           • Interrogative
             • How much money does he have?
         • They are usually substances and materials and also abstract nouns
     • Countable
       • Can be counted
         • Singular
           • A
             • Consonant
               • A carrot
           • An
             • Vocal
               • An apple
         • Plural
           • Few
             • There will be few opportunities like this one.
           • A few
             • He has a few friends
         • Many
           • Interrogative
             • How many cats do you have?
           • Affirmative
             • I have many friends.
           • Negative
             • There are not many tourists.
     • Both
       • A lot of/ Lots of
       • No/ None
         • Affirmative
           • He needs a lot of water
           • There are no books.
           • There is some milk in the kitchen.
       • Any
         • Negative
           • I do not have any dogs.
           • I do not have a lot of money.
       • Some
         • Interrogative
           • Do you want me to give you some money?
           • Is there any milk?
   • To express the quantity of the object
   • To indicate the amount

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