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    The document discusses English quantifiers such as some, any, a lot of, many, much, a few, and a little. It explains that some, any, and a lot of are used with plural countable and uncountable nouns. Many and much are used for countable and uncountable nouns respectively to indicate a large quantity. A few and a little indicate a small amount for countable and uncountable nouns respectively. Spanish translations are also provided.

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    QUANTIFIERS

    SOME / any / A LOT OF


    countable - uncountable & plural nouns.

    Some Any A lot of (lots of)


    PLURAL NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS
    COUNTABLE – UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS COUNTABLE –UNCONTABLE NOUNS COUNTABLE –UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

    Positive sentences.
    'I have some friends.' Negative sentences. Positive sentences.
    'We bought some coffee.‘ 'I don't have any friends.' There are a lot of pictures on
    'There isn't any bread left.‘ the wall.
    She has lots of books in her
    Questions shelves.
    Any is used in questions: I had a lot of work
    'Do you have any money?'
    'Is there any sugar?'
    MANY & MUCH
    countable nouns. uncountable nouns.

    Many is used with countable nouns to


    indicate a lot of quantity. Much is used with uncountable nouns
    to indicate a lot of quantity.
    Affirmative sentences:
    I have many chairs. Affirmative sentence:
    I have much love.
    Negative sentences:
    There aren’t many pictures on the Negative sentences:
    Wall. I don’t have much money

    Questions: Questions:
    Are there many chairs in the room? Is there much water in the bottle?
    A FEW & a little
    countable nouns. uncountable nouns.

    A little is used with uncountable nouns to indicate


    A Few is used with countable nouns to indicate small small amount.
    amount.
    Positive sentences:
    Positive sentences: I have a little free time today.
    I have a few friends.
    I have a few oranges.
    QUANTIFIERS
    SOME ALGUNO (A)

    ANY ALGUNO (A) Plural Countable Nouns


    Uncountable nouns
    A LOT OF MUCHO DE / DEMASIADO DE

    MANY MUCHOS
    Plural Countable Nouns
    A FEW UN POCO

    MUCH MUCHOS
    Uncountable nouns
    A LITTLE UN POCO

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