1. I have *two* apples. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
2. There is *some* water in the glass. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
3. She bought *three* books yesterday. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
4. We need *some* rice for dinner. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
5. He owns *five* cars. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
6. Can I have *some* sugar in my tea? (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
7. They found *four* chairs in the room. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
8. There isn’t *much* milk left. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
9. I saw *two* cats in the garden. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
10. We need to buy *some* bread. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)

1. She has *one* dog at home. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
2. There is *some* cheese on the plate. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
3. I need *three* pens for school. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
4. He drank *some* juice this morning. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
5. We saw *two* birds outside. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
6. Please give me *some* salt. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
7. They have *four* bicycles in the garage. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
8. There is *much* information in the book. (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)
9. I found *five* coins on the street. (antal, räknebart substantiv)
10. Can you buy *some* butter? (mängd, oräkneligt substantiv)