Talk about amounts and point to things with some, any, much, many, this, all and more.
Some in positive sentences, any in questions and negatives — and the exceptions.
Much with uncountable nouns, many with countable ones — and how to ask how much or how many.
Point to something near or far, singular or plural.
A few vs few, a little vs little — small amounts, positive or negative.
Talk about a whole group, or every single member of it, one by one.
Talking about two people or things — together, one or the other, or neither.
Just the right amount — not too little, not too much.
Say there isn't any, without a separate not.
Another one, the other one, or the rest — telling items in a group apart.
More ways to talk about amounts: plenty of, a lot of, several and more.