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Pay attention to your teacher's explanation about the use of quantifiers.Discuss with a partner the information and exchange some examples. Clarify with the teacher any doubts you may have.
Individually but keeping in mind that you are part of a community, complete the following sentences with the correct quantifier:

a) I'd like to have (many/some/a few)more information before I make a decision.

b)The place was full, so (some/a liHe/a lot of)people heard what she told him.

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Quantifiers	Countable	Uncountable	Examples of Use
Some	Used in affirmative sentences. some books, some binds	Used in affirmative sentences. some coffee, some advice	There are some binds in the sky. I need some advice from you.
Any	Used in negative and interrogative sentences. any markers, any questions	Used in negative and interrogative sentences. any sugar; any milk	She didn't have any mankens or pens. Do we have any milk?
Much	X	Used in negative and interrogative sentences. much pain, much water	Are you feeling much better now? We don't have much time.
Many	Used in negative and interrogative sentences. many friends	X	How many times have you seen it? I didn't have many cookies.
A few	Used in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a few dollrs, a few wornds	X	I saw her a few times before moving to a diffenent city. Onlya few of his paintings became famous.
A litHle	X	In affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a liHle salt,a litle cream	I think a litHle pepper would improve the dish. She's feeling a litHle betten, so she's going to school tomorrow.
A lot of	Used in affinmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a lot of teachers	Used in affirmative, negative, and intenrogative sentences. a lot ofmoney	A lot of teachers give online classes nowadays. You needa lot ofmoney to visit that place.