1. With countable and uncountable nouns
1.1. Some nouns can be countable and uncountable. e.g. time Some quantifiers can stand both with countable and uncountable nouns
1.2. How many? or How much?
1.2.1. no/none
1.2.1.1. She has no time to waste.
1.2.2. not any
1.2.2.1. I haven't got any idea.
1.2.3. some (any)
1.2.3.1. We have some time for rest.
1.2.4. a lot of
1.2.4.1. I got a lot of gifts.
1.2.5. plenty of
1.2.5.1. We have plenty of work.
1.2.6. lots of
1.2.6.1. It has lots of opportunities.
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3. With countable nouns
3.1. How many?
3.1.1. a few
3.1.1.1. She has a few good friends.
3.1.2. a number (of)
3.1.2.1. There are a number of tasks we need to do.
3.1.3. several
3.1.3.1. We have to apply several changes.
3.1.4. a large number (of)
3.1.4.1. There is a large number of PC-s connected to the Internet.
3.1.5. a great number (of)
3.1.5.1. He has a great number of choices.
3.2. Countable nouns represent things we can count. e.g. PC, window, ball, people
4. With uncountable nouns
4.1. How much?
4.1.1. a little
4.1.1.1. He has a little knowledge about processors.
4.1.2. a bit (of)
4.1.2.1. You need a little bit of luck.
4.1.3. a great deal of
4.1.3.1. She has a great deal of potential.
4.1.4. a large amount of
4.1.4.1. I won a large amount of money.