Quantifiers

QUANTIFIERS
SOME: for AFFIRMATIVE / for plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. (los sustantivos incontables siempre van en singular)
1. There are some apples in the fridge. (algunas/os)2. There is some water in the glass. (algo de )
ANY: for NEGATIVE & INTERROGATIVE / for countable and uncountable nouns.
1. There isn’t any ticket for the match. / There aren’t any ticketsleft. (ningún /ninguna) / There is NO ticket left. (no queda ni una sola entrada)
2. There isn’t any butter for the cake. (nada de)
3. Are there any children / girls in the park? (algún /alguna)
4. Is there any fruit in the supermarket? (algo de )
A LOT OF: for AFFIRMATIVE / for countable and uncountable nouns. (muchos /as, mucho / a)
1. There are a lot of coins in my pocket.(muchas / os)
2. There is a lot of coke for everyone. (mucho / a )
LOTS OF + NOUN (muchos / as)
1. There are lots of cars. / There are lots of coins.
…..A LOT. (without noun)
1. I likeyour new car a lot. Me gusta mucho tu nuevo coche)
MUCH: for NEGATIVE & INTERROGATIVE / for uncountable nouns. (mucho/a)
1. There isn’t much money. (mucho /a)
2. Is there much food? (mucho/a)
MANY: for NEGATIVE & INTERROGATIVE / for countable nouns. (muchos/as)
1. There aren’t many people in the party. (muchas / os)
2. Are there many dictionaries? (muchas / os)

PLENTYOF: for AFFIRMATIVE = bastante, suficiente, de sobra.
1. We’ve got plenty of time.

FEW: for countable nouns. (pocos /as)
1. I have got few friends. (pocos amigos)
LITTLE: foruncountable nouns (poco / a)
1. I have got little money in my pocket. (poco dinero)
TOO + ADJECTIVE: demasiado (sentido negativo)
1. You are too talkative. (es demasiado hablador)
TOO MANY +COUNTABLE NOUNS: demasiados/as
1. There are too many boys in the classroom. (hay demasiados niños en la clase)
TOO MUCH+ UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: demasiado/a
1. There is too much noise. (hay demasiado...