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uncountable or plural nouns start learning
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uncountable or plural nouns: 100%
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a lot of, lots of, plenty of, most uncountable or plural nouns start learning
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uncountable or plural nouns: a large amount
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uncountable or plural nouns start learning
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uncountable or plural nouns: a small amount
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uncountable or plural nouns start learning
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uncountable or plural nouns: 0%
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much, a large amount of, a great deal of start learning
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uncountable nouns: a large amount
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uncountable nouns: a small amount
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(=all of two); plural nouns start learning
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many, a large number of, quite a few start learning
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plural nouns: a large amount
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several, a small number of, a few, few start learning
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plural nouns: a small amount
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(=none of two); singular nouns start learning
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There's still a little butter left. start learning
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a few / a little (some or a small amount)
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Very few people come to the meeting. start learning
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few / little (not many / much or not as many / much as wanted or expected)
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I like any brand(s) of chocolate. start learning
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any (It doesn't matter which / who)
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Both of us run a business but neither of us is good with numbers. start learning
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Use both + plural verb, neither + singular verb.
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Could I have another piece of cake, please. We've got another three meetings today. start learning
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Another + singular nouns and numbers (something is additional to the existing number)
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How much sugar have we got? None. start learning
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Use the pronoun none for a short answer.
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Rule 1 Use several, few, a large number of, quite a few start learning
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Rule 2 Use little, a good deal of start learning
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+ plural or uncountable noun
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