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    Quantifiers Some / any we usually use some in: Nouns Positive sentences uncountable countable I have bought some bread. I have bought some apples. Negative sentences I have not bought any bread. Have you bought any apples? without the article (a) little / few have a limiting or negative meaning.

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    Quantifiers Some / any we usually use some in: Nouns Positive sentences uncountable countable I have bought some bread. I have bought some apples. Negative sentences I have not bought any bread. Have you bought any apples? without the article (a) little / few have a limiting or negative meaning.

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    Some / any
    we usually use some in: Nouns Positive sentences uncountable countable I have bought some bread. I have bought some apples. Negative sentences I have not bought any bread. Questions Have you bought any bread? we use any (.. not .. any ..) in: we usually use any in:

    I have not bought any apples. Have you bought any apples?

    A little / a few / a lot of


    we use: Nouns we use: we use: Nouns

    a little
    singular plural a little money

    a few

    a lot of
    a lot of money uncountable countable

    a few friends

    a lot of books

    NOTE: without the article (a) little / few have a limiting or negative meaning.

    Wilfredo POLO T. English II_Virtual Tutor

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