Countable & Uncountable. Some, any, much, a lot of,lots of.

1. Countable &
Uncountable Nous

2. Countable Nouns
- Have singular and plural forms .
mobile – mobiles, person-people
- Use a / an with the singular.
a computer, an email

3. Uncountable Nouns
- Have no plural forms .
money, advice
- Never use a / an but some or any.
Some staff, any information

4. Some & Any

5. Some
in positive sentences:
- with countable nouns in the plural
We're having some problems.
- with uncountable nouns.
There's some coffee on the table
In offers and requests:
- with both Countable and Uncountable nouns.
Would you like some tea or some biscuits?

6. Any
In negative sentences and questions:
- with countable nouns in the plural
We don't use any videos on our website.
- with uncountable nouns.
There isn't any information about hotels.
Do you have any details about this?

7. Much,Many,A lot of,lots of

8. Much
Mainly with negative sentences and
questions:
- with uncountable nouns.
We haven't got much time
Is there much demand in Europe?

9. Many
Mainly with negative sentences and
questions:
- with countable nouns in plural.
Do you have many customer in the
south? No,not many

10. A lot of / lots of (informal)
In positive sentences:
- with uncountable nouns in plural.
You see a lot of surveillance cameras
in the streets in London.
- with countable nouns in plural
There's a lot computer crime
nowadays.