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English quantifiers
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👋 Welcome to The Royal Visions ‘Self-Study’ English Lesson!
Today, we will learn how to use “much,” “many,” “some,” and “any” correctly in sentences. These words help us talk about quantity in English.
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🔍 What Do These Words Mean?
| Word | Used With | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Much | Uncountable nouns (things you can’t count) | “How much water do you need?” |
| Many | Countable nouns (things you can count) | “There are many students in the class.” |
| Some | Positive sentences (uncountable or plural countable nouns) | “I have some apples.” / “There is some sugar.” |
| Any | Negative sentences & questions | “Do you have any bananas?” / “I don’t have any milk.” |
📌 How to Use “Much” and “Many”
🔹 “Much” is used with uncountable nouns.
✔ Example: “I don’t have much time.” (⛔ Not “much times”)
🔹 “Many” is used with countable nouns.
✔ Example: “There are many books on the table.” (⛔ Not “much books”)
🛑 Common Mistake:
❌ “I have much friends.” → ❌ Wrong
✅ “I have many friends.” → ✅ Correct
📌 How to Use “Some” and “Any”
🔹 Use “some” in positive sentences.
✔ Example: “I have some oranges.”
✔ Example: “There is some milk in the fridge.”
🔹 Use “any” in negative sentences and questions.
✔ Example: “I don’t have any oranges.”
✔ Example: “Do you have any milk?”
🛑 Common Mistake:
❌ “I don’t have some money.” → ❌ Wrong
✅ “I don’t have any money.” → ✅ Correct
📝 Practice Activity 1
Choose the correct word:
- There are ______ (much/many) people in the park.
- Do you have ______ (some/any) sugar?
- I don’t have ______ (some/any) time right now.
- She bought ______ (much/many) oranges.
- We need ______ (some/any) water for the recipe.
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📝 Practice Activity 2: Speaking Practice
🔹 Describe your kitchen! Use much, many, some, and any in sentences.
✔ Example:
- “There are many plates in my kitchen.”
- “There is some milk in the fridge.”
- “I don’t have any coffee.”
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🎯 Summary of Today’s Lesson
✅ Much = Used with uncountable nouns (e.g., “How much water?”)
✅ Many = Used with countable nouns (e.g., “How many apples?”)
✅ Some = Used in positive sentences (e.g., “I have some rice.”)
✅ Any = Used in questions & negatives (e.g., “Do you have any milk?”)
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