Quantifiers for countable and uncountable nouns. · about 11 minutes
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What is it? Quantifiers tell how much or how many. Many and few go with countable nouns (many books, few friends). Much and little go with uncountable nouns (much water, little time). A few and a little mean *some*; few and little mean *almost none*.
Why does it matter? Choosing the right quantifier makes your meaning exact and avoids common mistakes.
Where do we use it? "How many books do you have?" "There isn't much milk." "I have a few friends here." "We have little time."
In this lesson you will:
