Pokok bahasan

1.      SOME and ANY

Some and any are used for countable and uncountable nouns. We usually some in positive clauses (+), and we use any in negative clauses (-) or in questions (?).

Example:

·         I have some messages today.

·         I need some sugar for making cupcakes.

·         I don’t have any foods to be eaten.

·         Do you have any idea to solve this problem?

2.      MUCH and MANY

Much and many are used in positive clauses (+), negative (-), or in questions (?). However, we used much with singular uncountable nouns, so we need scale or something for count a large quantity. And we use many if a noun  is in plural countable nouns.

Example:

·         How much water should I add for making soes?

·         We don’t have much time.

·         I have many homework today.

·         Many chocolate are available.

3.      A LOT OF and A FEW

We use A lot of for countable and uncountable nouns in positive clauses, and we use a few with plural countable nouns in positive clauses or question. We can use a lot of and a few to mean “not very much”, “not very many”.

Example:

·         I have a lot of friends.

·         I eat a lot of snack.

·         A few  stores on this road.

·         My father go to semarang for a few days.