What Are Their Main Differences?
Differences
What 'Some' and 'Most' Mean
- 'Some':
refers to a small amount or number.
- 'Most':
refers to the largest number.
Talking in General
When we are talking generally about people or things, we use most followed by a plural countable noun.
Similarities
'Some of' and 'Most of'
- 'Some of' and 'most of':
are used before noun phrases and pronouns.
Grammatical Functions
- 'Some' and 'most' are used as:
- determiners
- pronouns
- adverbs
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