Quantifiers 2: Much, Many, Some, Any
Practice quantifiers 2: much, many, some, any with interactive fill-in-the-blank exercises. This unit is part of the expansion level of our English grammar course, designed for PTE and IELTS test takers.
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We use 'Many' with countable plural nouns (like 'many cars') and 'Much' with uncountable nouns (like 'much water'). We usually use 'Much' and 'Many' in questions and negative sentences.
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'Some' and 'Any' mean a certain amount when the exact number doesn't matter. Use 'Some' in positive sentences, like 'I have some apples'.
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Use 'Any' in questions and negative sentences, like 'Do you have any apples?' or 'I don't have any money'. A special rule: we use 'Some' in questions when we are offering or requesting something, like 'Would you like some tea?'.
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