| with countable (plural) | with uncountable | |
|---|---|---|
| a large amount | many friends | much money |
| both, everyday | a lot of / lots of friends, money | |
| a small amount (positive) | a few friends (some, enough) | a little money |
| a small amount (negative) | few friends (almost none) | little money |
| how much? | How many books? | How much water? |
much / many sound formal in positive sentences; in everyday speech use them in questions and negatives (I don't have much time) and use a lot of elsewhere (I have a lot of time).
each (individually) / every (all of a group) + singular noun: every day. both (two), either (one or the other), neither (not one and not the other): Neither answer is correct.
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