Quantifiers are a kind of determiner. They can consist of a single word or a phrase. They are used with countable or uncountable nouns to give information about quantities or amounts. Here are some examples:
| all | much | either | few | some | each |
| no | many | neither | little | any | every |
| none | a lot of | both | something | anyone | nowhere |
Determiners are used in front of nouns to give us more information. There are different kinds, including articles, numbers, demonstratives, quantifiers and possessive adjectives. For example:
I have two children. My daughter is six and my son is four.
I like this book; it has a lot of information about the city.