Something 1.There is something on the table. 2. I need to tell you something. 3. People are always afraid of starting something new. 4. Where can I get something to eat? 5. I am not afraid to try something new. Anything 1. Anything is better than nothing. 2. Is there anything on the table? 3. You can buy anything you want. 4. Does she know anything about Ancient Rome? 5. We don't hear anything. Many 1. There are many candles on the fireplace shelf 2. I don't have many clothes. 3. How many students are there in each class? 4. How many people does your company employ? 5. Not many people have heard of him. Much 1.There is much soup in the pan. 2. He is much interested in the project. 3. If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep. 4. How much liquid do you think this bottle contains? 5. It was much further to the town centre than I remembered.
1.There is something on the table.
2. I need to tell you something.
3. People are always afraid of starting something new.
4. Where can I get something to eat?
5. I am not afraid to try something new.
Anything
1. Anything is better than nothing.
2. Is there anything on the table?
3. You can buy anything you want.
4. Does she know anything about Ancient Rome?
5. We don't hear anything.
Many
1. There are many candles on the fireplace shelf
2. I don't have many clothes.
3. How many students are there in each class?
4. How many people does your company employ?
5. Not many people have heard of him.
Much
1.There is much soup in the pan.
2. He is much interested in the project.
3. If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep.
4. How much liquid do you think this bottle contains?
5. It was much further to the town centre than I remembered.