Quantifiers

 Quantifiers are words that help us determine how much there is of something. Some of these words can be used with countable nouns and others with uncountable nouns.

                            (Taken from Lección de inglés: Quantifiers. (s. f.). curso-ingles.                                            https://www.curso-ingles.com/aprender/cursos/nivel-basico/nouns/quantifiers)

Example:

For accountants we use words like:

-Many

-Some

-Any

-A lot of

 Example:

-We have many friends.

-He has a lot of books.

For countless:

-Much

-Some

-Also any

-Little, a little 

Example:

-She has some apples.

-There is not much time

An example in real life is found in the Destiny's Clays song titled "Ba Habits":

"How many times are you gonna apologize about the same thing?"

(Taken from the Destiny's Clays song titled "Bad Habits")