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English map - Coggle Diagram

- - - - → Small number, positive idea
      - → Example: I have a few friends. (= some)
    - - → Not many, negative idea
      - → Example: I have few friends. (= almost none)
    - - → Small amount, positive idea
      - → Example: I have a little money. (= some)
    - - → Not much, negative idea
      - → Example: I have little money. (= not much)
    - - → Zero quantity
      - → Example: I have no money. / There are none left.
  - - - → For countable & uncountable nouns
      - → Examples: I have a lot of books. / There’s a lot of water.
    - - → For uncountable nouns
      - → Used in negatives & questions
      - → Examples: There isn’t much sugar. / How much money do you have?
    - - → For countable nouns
      - → Used in negatives & questions
      - → Examples: There aren’t many apples. / How many students are there?
  - - - → Singular countable nouns
      - → Examples: a dog, an apple
    - - → Used in positive sentences
      - → Also in offers and requests
      - → Examples: I have some friends. / Would you like some tea?
    - - → Used in negative sentences and questions
      - → Examples: I don’t have any money. / Do you have any books?
  - - - → Things we can count
      - → Examples: apple, book, car
      - → Use with: a/an, many, few, some, any, a lot of
    - - → Things we cannot count
      - → Examples: water, money, sugar, milk
      - → Use with: some, any, much, little, a lot of