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    The document provides examples of sentences using quantifiers such as many, some, much, any, no, and none. For many, examples include sentences about George not having many friends and there being too many problems in a business. For some, examples talk about needing some salt and medicine. For much, examples ask about needing money and not having much time. For any, examples discuss not having any questions and having any wine. For no, examples discuss there being no chair, money, plans, or friends and no girl being denied education. For none, examples discuss none being from France, being left, taking a test, being at fault, or having a bike.

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    The document provides examples of sentences using quantifiers such as many, some, much, any, no, and none. For many, examples include sentences about George not having many friends and there being too many problems in a business. For some, examples talk about needing some salt and medicine. For much, examples ask about needing money and not having much time. For any, examples discuss not having any questions and having any wine. For no, examples discuss there being no chair, money, plans, or friends and no girl being denied education. For none, examples discuss none being from France, being left, taking a test, being at fault, or having a bike.

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    Write Two Sentences Using Many: George Doesn't Have Many Friends There Are Too Many Problems in This Business

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    Jorge Luis Arguijo Almendarez
    The document provides examples of sentences using quantifiers such as many, some, much, any, no, and none. For many, examples include sentences about George not having many friends and there being too many problems in a business. For some, examples talk about needing some salt and medicine. For much, examples ask about needing money and not having much time. For any, examples discuss not having any questions and having any wine. For no, examples discuss there being no chair, money, plans, or friends and no girl being denied education. For none, examples discuss none being from France, being left, taking a test, being at fault, or having a bike.

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    Write two sentences using many

    George doesn’t have many friends

    There are too many problems in this business

    Two sentences using some.


    I need some salt

    She needs some medicine

    Two sentences using much


    How much money do you need?

    I don´t have much time.

    Two sentences using any


    I don´t have any question

    Do you have any wine?

    Write 5 sentences using no as a Quantifiers

    There was no chair for me

    No money was available for the operation

    They had no immediate plans to change the car.

    I have no friends

    No girl should be denied an education.

    Write 5 sentences using none as a Quantifiers

    None of them are from France

    I drank all the orange juice! There is none left


    None of the students took the test

    None of this is your fault

    None of his friend have a bike

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