DOZEN, A group of twelve., HALF, 50% of something; one out of two equal parts., NUMEROUS, Many; a large number of something., MOST, The greatest part or the majority., ANY, Used with a plural noun to mean “one or more.”, ALL, The complete amount; the whole group., PAIR, Two things considered together., SOME, An unspecified amount; used with plural or uncountable nouns., ENOUGH, As much or as many as needed., SUFFICIENT, Enough; as much as is needed or required., MUCH, A large amount; usually used with uncountable nouns., FEW, A small number of people or things., VARIOUS, More than one but not a specific number; several different kinds., EVERY, Used to refer to every person or thing in a group individually., LITTLE, A small amount; used with uncountable nouns., PLENTY, A large or more-than-enough amount., BOTH, The two people or things in a pair or group of two., EITHER, One or the other of two choices., LESS, A smaller amount of something; the opposite of “more.”, MANY, A large number; used with countable plural nouns., COUNTLESS, An extremely large or unlimited number., AMPLE, Enough or more than enough., COUPLE, A group of two people or things., MORE, A greater amount or number; the opposite of “less.”, EACH, Everyone separately; used before a singular noun., NEITHER, Not one of two choices., NO, Not any; zero quantity., FEWER, A smaller number of countable things; the opposite of “more.”, SEVERAL, A number greater than two but not many., NONE, Not any; zero amount or zero people/things.

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