Today's Class-Some, Any, No, Many, A Few, Much, A Little, Lots of, A Lot of

SOME (sam) algún	ANY (eni) ningún
Usamos "some" en oraciones positivas. Usamos“some” para los Contables e Incontables. I have some friends. She has some money.	Usamos “any” en oraciones negativas o preguntas. Usamos “any” para los Contablese Incontables. He doesn’t have any pets. Do we have any bread?
Usamos "some" en preguntas cuando ofrecemos o pedimos algo que existe. Would you like some food? (ofrecimiento) Could I have some water? (pedido)	Usamos “any” en preguntas o pedidos negativos en los Contables o Incontables cuando se supone que debería ser al contrario. Don’t you want any bread? Can’t you lend me any money?
Usamos palabras con "some" Somebody (sámbadi) alguien Someone (sámuan) alguien Somewhere (sámuer) algun lugar Something (sámzing) algo Somehow (sámhau) alguna manera Sometimes (sámtaim) algún momento en oraciones positivas. We know somebody here. She needs to call someone. It is somewhere around here. He wants something special. They make money somehow. Sometimes these red birds come to visit us.	Usamos palabras con"any": Anybody (énibadi) cualquiera Anyone (éniuan) cualquiera Anywhere (éniuer) cualquier lado Anything (énizing) cualquier cosa Anyhow (énihau) cualquier manera Anytime (énitaim) cualquier momento En oraciones negativas o preguntas. She doesn’t like anybody. Do you know anyone in NY? We can’t go anywhere today. He can’t see anything. They don’t mind anyhow. Can you go there anytime?
	NO (nou) no Usamos “no” en oraciones o preguntas negativas para los contables e incontables. She has no money and no home. There are no limits to what one can do. Is there no phone around here? Usamos palabras con “no”en el negativo: Nobody (noubádi) nadie No One (nou uan) nadie Nowhere (nou uer) ningún lado Nothing (názing) nada No time (nou taime) ningún instante Nobody wants to hurt hese pretty birds. No one knows this man. It comes out of nowhere. It is nothing to worry about. They will get there in no time.
MANY (méni) muchos A FEW (a fiú) unos pocos LOTS OF (lats ov) muchos	MUCH (mach) mucho A LITTLE (a lítel) un poco A LOT OF (a lat ov) mucho
Usamos para los contables	Usamos para los incontables.
Their house has many rooms. There are a few birds sitting on the branch. Can you stay for a few minutes? She doesn’t have lots of friends in this city.	We all have much to learn. Do you have a little time to talk? He doesn’t need a lot of money.