Terms for uncountable nouns: quantity versus amount

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How about:

Much/little/a little + uncountable noun
Many/few/a few + plural countable noun
a lot of/lots of/some/amy/no + both

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5jj said:
How about:

Much/little/a little + uncountable noun
Many/few/a few + plural countable noun
a lot of/lots of/some/amy/no + both

?
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Thank you for your reply and help.

Best,
L54
 
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