Is "a lot of" and "lots of" used with countable nouns?
Yes, they are used with both countable and uncountable nouns.
Is "many" used with countable nouns?
Yes
Is "much" used with countable nouns?
No, it is used with uncountable nouns.
Is "some" used with countable nouns?
Yes, it is used with both countable and uncountable nouns.
Is "any" used with uncountable nouns?
Yes, it is used with both countable and uncountable nouns.
Can we use "much" and "many" in affirmative sentences?
We use them in negative sentences and questions.
Can we use "any" in negative sentences?
Yes, we use it in negative sentences and questions.
Can we use "some" in affirmative sentences?
Yes, we only use "some" in affirmative sentences.
Can we use "many" in questions?
Yes, but only for countable nouns.
Do we use "not much" and "not many" to talk about small or big quantities?
Small quantities.
I've got lots of / any old toys at home.
lots of
She doesn't spend much / many time shopping.
much
There aren't many / some old things in my room.
many
I don't have many / much money.
much
Do you buy any / some clothes online?
any
We haven't got _____ free time.
any / much
There are _____ good restaurants in my town.
some / a lot of / lots of
I bought _____ CDs last Monday.
some / a lot of / lots of
Did you see _____ friends yesterday?
any / many
There isn't _____ butter in the fridge.
any / much
CORRECT THE MISTAKE:
Have you got some brothers or sisters?
Have you got ANY brothers or sisters?
CORRECT THE MISTAKE:
There isn't much carrots left.
There isn't MANY carrots left.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE:
I don't drink some coffee.
I don't drink ANY coffee.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE:
There are many people here.
There are A LOT OF people here.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE:
I have any pets at home.
I DON'T have any pets at home.
I have A LOT OF / SOME pets at home.