in affirmaive sentences a lot of/lots of or much or many	a lot of lots of in informal context much or many in formal
phrases we can use in formal contests insteead of much or many	a large amount/ considerable/ great/ substantial number of (with plural nouns)
many and much as pronouns	in formal context
many following what	the, my, its, his, her... plural countable nouncs
among the .... unknowns	many
some of his... paintings	many
phrases to emphasize a large number	a good/great deal o with singular or uncountable noun
plenty of	instead of a lot of with uncountbale and plural countable nouns but sometimes means enough or more than enough
we took lots of plenty of food	both
jim doesn't look well. he's lost a lot of plenty of weigt	lot of
sometimes all can go ...	after the noun it refers to
his songs all sound much the same to me	correct
they all are going	incorrect alwas after to be and after the first auxiliaray berv
they are all going	correct always after to be or auxiliary verb
not all of or all not	not all of
not all my causing were at the wedding	some of them were there
none of cousings were at the wedding	not one of them was ther
before singualr countable nouns the whole or all the	the whole
the whole concert/all the concert	the whole concert
whole/all day week night mont winter	all
whole all the time the way	all
whole all things made of parts the world house city country department	all informal
she spent the whole all the winter in he south of spain	both all informal
every	each all
each	every one separately
almost nearly virtually to emphasize that we are talking about a group as a whole every or each	every
almos every each visitor stopped	every
plural noun when each every followed by a number	every
i go to the dentist every each six months	every
in phrases referring to reagula repeated events	every
every eack single day, .. so often	every
... few months .... now and again	every
abstract uncountable nouns such as chance confidence hoep reason and sympathy to show a positive attitude	every
she has every each chance of success	every
talking about both people or things in a pair	EACH
i had two suitcases, ... one weighed over 20 kilos	each
as a pronoun each every	each
i asked many people and each every gave me the same answer	each
a few	plural count
a lithel	uncountable
the few and the little to suggest	not enoguh when we talk abouta a group og thins or people or a part or amount
it is one of the few shops	correct
not many much or only just a few a llittle few litter	informal formal
quite a few	quite a large nmber
less	uncountable nouns
fewer	plural countable nouns
less with plural countable nouns	incorrect
you should eat less pasta	correct
there are fewer cars	correcct
there are less cars	incorrect
fewer less than percetnages, periods of time, quantities and distance	less tahn
fewer less than 20 euros	less than
less than fewer with a non phrase referring to a group of thins or people in converstion	less than informrmal fewer than formal
there were fewer less than 20 students present	fewer than foraml less than informal

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