​We don't have much food.

​Is the word food countable or uncountable?

​There aren't many other things in the fridge.

Is the word things countable or uncountable?​

​There are a lot of bananas and a lot of meat.

​True or false: we can use a lot of for both countable and uncountable nouns?

MANY or MUCH?

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​1. With plural countable nouns: MANY

​e.g. How many eggs do we need?

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​2. With uncountable nouns: MUCH

​e.g. How much soup is there?

A FEW or A LITTLE?

​1. With plural countable nouns: A FEW

​e.g. There are a few grapes in the bowl.

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​2. With uncountable nouns: A LITTLE

​e.g. There is a little milk in the bottle.

​SOME, ANY, NO

​1. In positive statements: SOME

​e.g. I've got some apples and some milk.

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​2. In questions; ANY

​e.g. Are there any bowls? Is there any orange juice?

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​3. In negative statements: ANY or NO

​e.g. There aren't any biscuits. There isn't any milk.

​ There are no biscuits. There is no milk.