He has few acquaintances., FEW: a moderate number of, FEW: a really small number of, Michael reads thick books in a few hours., A FEW: a moderate number of, A FEW: a really small number of, There was little water on the safari., A LITTLE (=a moderate amount of/ some), LITTLE (=a really small amount of), He’d like a cup of coffee with a little sugar., A LITTLE (=a moderate amount of/ some), LITTLE (=a really small amount of), Would you like some water? (= ‘some’ used in polite offers), ‘some’ used in polite offers, 'some’ in polite requests, Could you give me some information about the tour?, 'some’ in polite requests, ‘some’ used in polite offers, Mathew should have taken some water to the desert., an indefinite number of, whatever/ whichever amount of, Did Michael spend time browsing some magazines?, I have no expectation in relation to the answer. It may be positive or negative., I expect the answer to be positive., Did Michael spend time browsing any magazines? (= , I have no expectation in relation to the answer. It may be positive or negative., I expect the answer to be positive., I don’t dare to hold some big insects., Absolutely no distinction., I might consider holding some big insects., I don’t dare to hold any big insects., I might consider holding some big insects., Absolutely no distinction., I can post any of his pictures in the wild., Absolutely no distinction., I might consider posting pictures., SOME, an amount of / an indefinite number of, whatever/ whichever amount of, ANY, an amount of / an indefinite number of, whatever/ whichever amount of, Michael has many piles of books to be read., MANY: large number of, MANY: a large amount of, MUCH: a large amount of, MUCH: a large number of, Mathew has just arrived from Africa. He has much luggage to unpack., MANY: large number of, MUCH: a large amount of, MANY: a large amount of, MUCH: a large number of, He found an oasis with a lot of water., A LOT OF: a large amount of, LOTS OF: a large number of, A LOT OF: a large number of, LOTS OF: a large amount of, Mathew regularly posts a lot of tips for travelers., A LOT OF: a large amount of, LOTS OF: a large number of, A LOT OF: a large number of, LOTS OF: a large amount of, The wind blew lots of sand on his hair., A LOT OF: a large amount of, LOTS OF: a large number of, A LOT OF: a large number of, LOTS OF: a large amount of, He had close encounters with lots of wild animals., A LOT OF: a large number of, A LOT OF: a large amount of, LOTS OF: a large number of, LOTS OF: a large amount of.

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