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Countable
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Uncountable
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a lot of /
Aff.
lots of Neg.
Int.
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There are a lot of
books on the table.
There aren’t a lot
of books.
Are there a lot of
books?
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There is a lot of
milk in the fridge.
There isn’t a lot of
milk.
Is there a lot of
milk?
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some Aff.
Offers int.
Asking int.
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There are some
books.
Would you like some
biscuits?
Can I have some
biscuits?
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There is some milk.
Would you like some
coffee?
Can I have some
coffee?
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a few (+)
few (-)
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There are a few
books.
There are few books.
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a little (+)
little (-)
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There is a little
milk.
There is little milk.
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many
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There aren’t many books.
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much
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There isn’t much milk.
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any Neg.
Int.
Aff.
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There aren’t any
books.
Are there any books?
I like any
(kinds of) films.
Anywhere you decide
to go, I will go with you.
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There isn’t any
milk.
Is there any milk?
I like any (kind of)
fruit.
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no
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There are no books.
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There is no milk.
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