1. There are SOME flowers on the table

2. Can I have SOME coffee, please?

3. I don't have ANY time

4. Do you need ANY more information?

5. You can have ANY item of the list ('it doesn't matter which one')

   a. Is there any bread left?

   b, Is there some bread left?

6. She eats a LOT OF fresh fruit and vegetables

7. Do you have LOTS OF luggage?

8. Do you have ENOUGH food? (as much as you need)

9. We have PLENTY of money (more than we need)

SOME: not much / not many / a certain amount / number / a large amount → It will be some time before she's ready. SOME is used for positive statements or question where we exept 'yes' as answer

ANY: not any = no: I don't have any time → I have no time.

Plural COUNTABLE nouns:

• many (? - +)(formal for 'a lot of'),
• few (=almost none -) people remember her birthday,
• a few,
• several,