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    This document discusses different quantity words in English including quantifiers like some, any, no, a bit, much, a few, many, a lot of, too, enough. It provides examples of how to use these words to ask questions or make statements about quantities. It also explains the difference between too/not enough and how they are used with adjectives/adverbs versus countable and uncountable nouns.

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    Quanti er C U + - ?

    Some X X X X (?) o ers and request.

    Would you like some water?

    Can I have some water?

    Any X X X X (?) existence

    Do you have any sugar?

    Are there any pencils on the table?

    (-) not + any = zero

    There aren’t any pencils

    There isn’t any wine.

    Isn’t there any sugar?

    No X X X (X) No = zero

    I have no aunts. I don’t have no aunts X

    There is no water in my bottle

    Is there no sugar?

    A bit X X X There is a bit of sugar in my co ee

    Do you want a bit of sugar for your co ee?

    Do you have a bit of sugar I can use?

    Much X X X There isn’t much sugar.

    There isn’t much wine in the party

    How + much. = asks for the quantity

    How much sugar do you want

    A few. x X X There are a few books on the table.

    They were a few.

    Are there a few books on the table?


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    Quanti er C U + - ?

    Many X X X There aren’t many books on the table

    How + many = quantity

    How many books are there on the table?

    A lot of X X X X X There are a lot of books on the table

    There aren’t a lot of books on the table

    Are there a lot of books on the books?

    There is a lot of water in the ocean

    There isn’t a lot of water in my house

    Is there a lot of water?


    Too = more than necessary.

    Enough = su cient

    Not enough = not su cient

    Too and not enough

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    Too + adjective/adverb

    Not + adjective/adverb + enough

    T-shirt b is too small

    T-shirt b isn’t big enough

    T-shirt c is too big

    T-shirt c isn’t small enough.

    There are too many t-shirts.

    Too many + countable noun

    There is too much sugar in my co ee

    Too much + uncountable noun

    Not + enough + noun

    There aren’t enough t-shirts.

    There isn’t enough sugar


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