some/any/a lot of/much/many

1st- we can count them (1,2,3...) so they have singular and plural forms. Ex: tables, doors, tomatoes, cherries...

2nd-we can't count them so they only have singular form. Ex: water, soup, cheese...

how much water is there?

Don't take so much cheese, it's not only for you!

How many students are there in your class?

I have got many friends but only one best friend.

Countable nouns appear in the plural after some or any

Uncountable nouns appear in the singular after some or any...Why????

Because they don't have plural form!!!!