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English Grammar 1 all, most, some, none 2 many, much 3 a lot of, few, little 4 somebody, something 5 Fixed preposition 6 Nouns 7 Types of Sentences 8 By or With 9 By or Until 10 until, by the time, no later/earlier than 11 to, on, about 12 to, for 13 Get or Take 14 Irregular Comparison of Adjectives 15 am, is, are 16 was, were 17 as, an, for 18 Identify Nouns from Sentence 19 Identify Verbs from Sentence

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a lot of, few, little

Rumman Ansari November 30, -0001 2 views Subject Details

We use a lot of/lots of, many, much, (a) few and (a) little to talk about quantity.

We use a lot of/lots of (= a large number/amount of) with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns:

Lots of people have fast Internet connections.
There's a lot of information for travellers on the Web.

We use a few (= a small number of) with plural countable nouns and a little (= a small amount of) with uncountable nouns:

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