Countable/ Uncountable Nouns. Злічувальні/ Незлічувальні Іменники

- Is there any butter in the fridge?

- Is there some butter in the fridge?

- Is there a butter in the fridge?

some

any

many

It's, much

It's, many

There was, many

- How much legs have foxes got?

- They have got four legs.

- How many legs have foxes got?

- They have got four legs.

- How many legs have foxes got?

- They have got much legs.

- How much legs have foxes got?

- They have got many legs.

some

any

much

many

There isn`t some butter on the plate but there is some egg and a cheese.

There isn`t any butter on the plate but there is some egg and some cheese.

There isn`t any butter on the plate but there is an egg and some cheese.

There isn`t some butter on the plate but there is an egg and any cheese.

- I don`t need a sugar but I need a flour.

- How many flours do you need?

- I hope two kilos of flours will be enough.

 - I don`t need any sugar but I need some flour.

- How much flour do you need?

- I hope two kilos of flour will be enough.

- I don`t need any sugar but I need any flour.

- How many flour do you need?

- I hope two kiloes of flour will be enough.

 - I don`t need some sugar but I need some flour.

- How much flour do you need?

- I hope two kiloes of flours will be enough.

many

much

any

some

- Where are any grapes?

- They are on the table.

- Where are some grapes?

- It is on the table.

- Where are the grapes?

- It are on the table.

- Where is any grapes?

- They is on the table.

many

any

much

some

much

many

some

any

We have many oil.

I don't like rices.

She drinks many milk.

There isn't any sugar in this coffee.