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Expression of Quantity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Singular: apple, dog, book
      - Plural: apples, dogs, books
- - - - Substances: water, sugar, rice
      - Abstract Concepts: love, information, happiness
- - - - Water, air, milk
    - - Knowledge, advice, equipment
    - - Furniture, luggage, machinery
- - - - Countable: "There are many lights in the room."
      - Uncountable: "I need more light to read."
    - - Countable: "I have three papers to submit."
      - Uncountable: "Can you pass me the paper?"
- - - - Some: Used to indicate an unspecified quantity.
        "There are some apples on the table."
      - Many: Indicates a large quantity; used in negatives and questions. "How many books did you read?"
      - Few: Indicates a small number, often negatively.
        "Few students passed the exam."
      - A few: Indicates a small number positively.
        "I have a few friends."
      - All: Refers to the total number. "All students must attend."
      - Both: Refers to two items. "Both solutions are effective."
      - Several: Indicates more than two, but not a large number. "Several options are available."
    - - Some: Used to indicate an unspecified quantity.
        "I need some sugar."
      - Much: Used in negatives and questions.
        "How much rice do we need?"
      - Little: Indicates a small amount negatively.
        "There is little hope."
      - A little: Indicates a small amount positively.
        "I have a little time."
      - All: Refers to the total amount.
        "All information is confidential."
      - Any: Used in negatives and questions.
        "Do you have any water?"
      - Enough: Indicates a sufficient quantity.
        "We have enough chairs."
    - - All: "All students should study." (countable)
        "All information must be accurate." (uncountable)
      - Some: "I have some ideas." (countable)
        "I need some advice." (uncountable)
      - Any: "Do you have any questions?" (countable)
        "Is there any coffee left?" (uncountable)
      - No: "There are no apples left." (countable)
        "There is no water in the bottle." (uncountable)