quantifiers many/much//a lot/a few/few/little/a little

quantifiers many/much//a lot/a few/few/little/a little

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  QUANTIFIERS
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  We use HowMany for questions with countable nouns. How many days are there in January? How many countries are there in the world? How many students are there in your class? 195
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  We use HowMuch for questions with uncountable nouns. How much money do you have? How much milk is in the fridge? How much sugar would you like in your coffee?
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  How many eggsdo you need to prepare a cake? How much coffee do you drink a day?
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  I bought manyapples today. I bought a lot of apples today. I bought lots of apples today.
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  I like muchsugar in my tea. I like a lot of sugar in my tea. I like lots of sugar in my tea.
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  FEW / AFEW (countable) A FEW represents a positive quantity. It means “some or “a small amount”. FEW expresses a negative quantity or shortage. It means “not many” or “not enough”
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  LITTLE / ALITTLE (uncountable) A LITTLE is used with positive quantity. It means “a small amount” or “some”. LITTLE expresses a negative quantity. It means “almost nothing” or “not much”.
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  I have afew friends but I’m happy. I have few minutes. I’m late.
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  I have alittle money. I will buy a hot dog. I can’t go to the cinema. I have little money.