There are (a few/a little) grapes in the fridge. Несколько виноградин в холодильнике
Have you got (some/any) butter.
She’s got (a lot of/a little) friends at school. Куча друзей в школе
I met (some/any) friends of yours last night.
How (much/many) paper do you want?
Do you write (much/many) papers?
She speaks (a few/a little) Arabic.
I don’t have (much/many) homework to do tonight.
Have you got (some/any) spaghetti?
Yes, but not (much/many).
I like fruit juice, but I don’t drink (much/many) milk.
In my opinion, Internet communication has more positive aspects than negative ones. After all, it provides such incredible opportunities to communicate with people from other countries and continents. With the help of the Internet, we can communicate with each other in real time, even if there are hundreds or thousands of kilometers between us.
At the same time, communication on the Internet with people who are close to us takes time from live communication. It is often easier for people to discuss issues or concerns online than to set up a meeting and talk in person. It's sad, because that's how people move away from each other.
There are a few grapes in the fridge. - исчисляемое сущ. (несколько виноградинок)
Have you got any butter?- неисчисляемое сущ., вопросит. предложение
She’s got a lot of friends at school.- исчисляемое сущ., утвердительн. предложение
I met some friends of yours last night.- исчисляемое сущ., утвердительн. предложение
How much paper do you want? - неисчисляемое сущ. (имеется ввиду бумага)
Do you write many papers? - исчисляемое сущ., (имеются ввиду документы)
She speaks a little Arabic. - неисчисляемое сущ., (совсем чуть-чуть)
I don’t have much homework to do tonight. - неисчисляемое сущ.,
Have you got any spaghetti? неисчисляемое сущ., вопрос
Yes, but not much. - неисчисляемое сущ.,
I like fruit juice, but I don’t drink much milk. - неисчисляемое сущ.,