I have *many* (countable) books on my shelf, but I haven’t read all of them yet.

There was *little* (uncountable) milk left in the fridge, so I went to buy some more.

Could you lend me *a few* (countable) dollars until tomorrow?

She has *several* (countable) paintings hanging in her living room.

There is *plenty* (amount) of time to finish the project.

We need *more* (additional) volunteers to help with the event.

He ate *too much* (excessive) pizza and now feels sick.

I’ve seen *a lot of* (countable/uncountable) movies this year.

There were only *a couple of* (two) tickets left for the concert.

She has *enough* (sufficient) experience to apply for the job.

*Few* (countable) people understand the complexity of this issue.

He has *some* (unspecified) interesting ideas for the business.

Do you have *any* (unspecified) questions before we move on?

*No* (none) of the students were late for the exam.

I have *zero* (none) tolerance for dishonesty in my team.

We have *enough* (sufficient) chairs for everyone, so no need to bring your own.

*Several* (countable) members of the team have already completed the task.

I’d like *a little* (uncountable) sugar in my tea, please.

*All* (entire) the participants will receive a certificate after the workshop.

Do we have *any* (unspecified) bread left at home?

There aren’t *many* (countable) people who can speak more than three languages fluently.

*A lot of* (countable/uncountable) work has been done on this project already.

He drinks *plenty* (amount) of water to stay hydrated during the summer.

*No* (none) one knew the answer to the teacher’s question.

*Most* (majority) of the apples in the basket are red, but some are green.

Could you give me *a few* (countable) recommendations for good restaurants around here?

She always has *too many* (excessive) things in her purse.

I’ve only got *a couple of* (two) minutes to spare before my next meeting.

We should buy *some* (unspecified) flowers for the table.

Unfortunately, there’s *little* (uncountable) we can do to change the situation.