MASS – one/ unified UNCOUNTABLE COUNTABLE

SINGULAR PLURAL
MASSES – body of people LESS FEW
MUCH MANY
ENOUGH MOST
ALL THREE EACH EVERY FEW BOTH
TOO - always followed - TO
ANY ONE NO ONE SEVERAL MANY
KNOW + HOW/WH’S + TO + VERB GREAT
SUFFICIENT WITH ANYONE
LET, BID, BEHOLD, WATCH, FEEL, MAKE, HAD BETTER, HAD RATHER, and HAD WHOLE NEITHER IN ADDITION
SOONER – no need putting TO
NONE - 3 or more number SOMEBODY EVERYONE
NEITHER/ EITHER – between 2 items TOGETHER
MUCH – use in comparative adjective (MUCH BETTER, MUCH EASIER)

VERY – use in positive degree (normal adjective) ALMOST + ENTIRELY Refer to WEIGHT Refer to NUMBERS
SOME NONE SOME NONE

OWN is synonymous PARTICULAR DIFFERENT + FROM comparison of same subject ANY ALL ANY ALL

ANOTHER means ONE MORE/ ADDITIONAL

AS indicate same capacity

Refer to PART/SECTION Refer to NUMBER INDIVIDUAL
HALF PART HALF PART
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS (my, your, her, his, their, your, our) + GERUND

BY/ FOR + GERUND “THE NUMBER” “A NUMBER”

COLLECTIVE NOUN as the WHOLE COLLECTIVE NOUN as SPECIFIC

IF I WERE (imagination)

IF I Was (fact)
followed by NOUN
IF + HAD + PAST TENSE = WOULD HAVE + PAST TENSE
OR EITHER
NEITHER
WHO (subject), WHOM (predicate/ receiver)

MONEY
BETWEEN (2 specified objects)
TIME
AMONG (3 or more, not specified)
DISTANCE

NUMBER (one, two, and three) + MORE THAN

LESS + comparative adjective

BE + PAST FORM OF VERB

I + AM, “is” being replaced