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Grammar:

A partitive expression refers to a part or an unspecified quantity of a whole.

In English, it's often expressed using phrases like "some of," "a piece of," or "any of."

Example: Would you like some cake? (Here, "some" indicates part of the whole cake.)

Structure: Quantifier+of+Main Noun

Without "of":

When referring to something unspecified, words like some or any can be used without "of" if the noun is uncountable or plural.

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Partitives are used to refer to an amount or portion of uncountable nouns, especially with food, liquids, materials, and abstract concepts. They help specify quantity in a way that makes uncountable nouns measurable.

Example

a tin of tuna

a slice of bread

a bar of chocolate

a cup of coffee

a bottle of milk

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Quantifiers are words or phrases that indicate the amount or quantity of something. They are commonly used in grammar and logic.

In Grammar:

Quantifiers are determiners that specify how much or how many of a noun is being referred to. They can be classified as:

1. Countable Nouns:

Many, few, several, a number of

Example: "There are many books on the shelf."

2. Uncountable Nouns:

Much, little, a bit of, a great deal of

Example: "She has little patience for rude people."

3. Both Countable & Uncountable Nouns:

Some, any, a lot of, enough, all, most, more, no

Example: "I have some water." (Uncountable)

"I have some apples." (Countable)

In Logic & Mathematics:

Quantifiers describe the extent to which a statement is true

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Quantifiers are words used before nouns to indicate the amount or quantity without specifying the exact number. They can be used with countable or uncountable nouns depending on the quantifier. Examples of Quantifiers:

1. Some – Used in positive sentences and offers. Example: She has some friends in the city.

2. Any – Used in negative sentences and questions. Example: Do you have any water?

3. How much – Used to ask about the quantity of uncountable nouns. Example: How much money do you need?

4. How many – Used to ask about the number of countable nouns. Example: How many books are on the shelf?