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    Some Any Some Any: Determiners

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    This document discusses English determiners and their usage. It explains that some and any are used with both countable and uncountable plural nouns in affirmative and negative/interrogative sentences respectively. No is used with uncountable and countable plural nouns in affirmative sentences only. Much and many are used with uncountable and countable plural nouns respectively. More, a lot of/lots of, a little, and a few are also used with both uncountable and countable plural nouns. Every is used with singular nouns and verbs while all is used with plural nouns and verbs.

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    This document discusses English determiners and their usage. It explains that some and any are used with both countable and uncountable plural nouns in affirmative and negative/interrogative sentences respectively. No is used with uncountable and countable plural nouns in affirmative sentences only. Much and many are used with uncountable and countable plural nouns respectively. More, a lot of/lots of, a little, and a few are also used with both uncountable and countable plural nouns. Every is used with singular nouns and verbs while all is used with plural nouns and verbs.

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    This document discusses English determiners and their usage. It explains that some and any are used with both countable and uncountable plural nouns in affirmative and negative/interrogative sentences respectively. No is used with uncountable and countable plural nouns in affirmative sentences only. Much and many are used with uncountable and countable plural nouns respectively. More, a lot of/lots of, a little, and a few are also used with both uncountable and countable plural nouns. Every is used with singular nouns and verbs while all is used with plural nouns and verbs.

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    Determiners

    1. Some; Any
    Some Any
     It is used with  It is used with
    UNCOUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE and
    COUNTABLE PLURAL COUNTABLE PLURAL
    NOUNS in NOUNS in NEGATIVE
    AFFIRMATIVE and INTERROGATIVE
    sentences sentences
    Eg: I need some milk for the Eg: I don’t need any milk for
    cake. the cake.
    I need some eggs for the Do you need any eggs for
    cake. the cake?
    !!!! If we ask for something
    or offer something to
    someone we can use SOME
    in INTERROGATIVE.
    Can you give me some ice
    cream?
    Would you like some ice
    cream?
    2. No
     It is used with UNCOUNTABLE and COUNTABLE
    PLURAL NOUNS in AFFIRMATIVE sentences.
    !!! NU SE FOLOSESC 2 NEGATII IN ACEEASI PROPOZITIE!!!
    Eg: (I don’t need any milk for the cake.)
    I need no milk for the cake.
    I don’t need no milk for the cake.
    3. Much; Many
    Much = mult, multa Many = multi, multe
     It is used with  It is used with
    UNCOUNTABLE COUNTABLE PLURAL
    Eg: I need much milk for the NOUNS
    cake. Eg: I need many eggs for
    How much milk do you the cake.
    need? How many packets do you
    need?

    4. More = mai mult


     It is used with UNCOUNTABLE and COUNTABLE
    PLURAL NOUNS.
    Eg: I need more bubble gums.
    5. A lot of / lots of = mult, multa, multi, multe
     It is used with UNCOUNTABLE and COUNTABLE
    PLURAL NOUNS.
    Eg: I need a lot of milk for the cake.
    I need a lot of eggs for the cake.
    I need a lot of / much eggs for the cake.
    6. A little; A few
    A little = putin, putina A few = putini, putine
     It is used with  It is used with
    UNCOUNTABLE nouns COUNTABLE PLURAL
    Eg: I need a little milk for NOUNS
    the cake. Eg: I need a few eggs for
    the cake.

    7. Every; All
    Every = fiecare All = toti,toate
     It is used with singular  It is used with plural
    noun and singular verb. noun and plural verb.
    Eg: Every child is in the Eg: All the children are in
    class. the class.

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