Some vs. Many
What Are Their Main Differences?
Differences
Singular or Plural Nouns
- 'Many':
is followed by plural nouns.
- 'Some':
is followed by singular uncountable nouns and plural nouns.
I ate
Singular or Plural Verbs
- 'Many':
is followed by plural verbs.
- 'Some':
is followed by singular or plural verbs, depending on whether it is followed by a plural or singular noun.
Grammatical Functions
'Many' can be a:
We saw
'Some' can be a:
- determiner
- pronoun
- adverb
"Feeling better today?" "
Similarities
'Some' and 'many' can be both used as:
- pronouns
- determiners
You can lose weight by
"How many friends do you have?" "
I have borrowed
'Many of' and 'Some of'
- 'Many of' and 'some of':
are used as a pronoun, before noun phrases and pronouns.
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