I need to buy *some* (indefinite) apples.

There isn’t *any* (negation) milk left in the fridge.

He has *many* (countable) books in his collection.

She drank *several* (countable) glasses of water.

Can you give me *a few* (countable) reasons for your decision?

There’s still *a little* (uncountable) coffee in the jar. Would you like some?

Do you have *enough* (sufficient) money for the trip?

She doesn’t have *any* (negation) friends in the city.

Unfortunately, there are *no* (none) cookies left.

He completed *all* (whole) of his homework before dinner.

She made *too many* (excessive) mistakes on the test.

There’s *plenty of* (sufficient) time to finish the project.

I’ve had *enough* (sufficient) of these delays!

You should eat *fewer* (countable) sweets for better health.

There is *a lot of* (large amount) traffic today.

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She bought *two* (specific) loaves of bread.

He needs *less* (uncountable) sugar in his tea.

I’ve seen *several* (countable) doctors about this issue.

We have *enough* (sufficient) chairs for the meeting.

Could you lend me *a couple of* (a few) dollars?

There are *numerous* (many) solutions to this problem.

I don’t think *much* (uncountable) effort was made.

They have *a large amount of* (large quantity) data to analyze.

I saw *a few* (countable) interesting paintings at the gallery.

He drank *a little* (small amount) juice this morning.

There is *a great deal of* (large amount) information to process.

We have *plenty of* (a lot) supplies for the winter.

Only *a small number of* (few) students passed the test.

She received *many* (countable) compliments on her performance.

He gave us *quite a few* (many) tips on how to improve our work.