 You can use either. You can use either. They mean the same thing. They just mean you want a big amount a large amount So that's a large quantifier. What if we talked about a small quantifier? I think we said if I said would you like pepper on your salad right a few or and then I think you said before a little right a Few or a little or you can say a little bit right so a few or a little have we have we used those before I think you said Have you said that before like at hurricane if you want some barbecue sauce on do you do barbecue sauce there? mustard ketchup Taco, right? So do you want cheese? Do you want maybe just a little bit? Or what do you say? Exactly so that would be like a zero quantifier without So how would we say we want none of something we want like a zero amount of something so he said none, right? So we could use the word none. Is there any other way to say zero? Without what about You would say what do you want some hot pepper? You could say I do not want Any right so we can say any so do we know how those work with the any? So we could say so with none we can say I want No No ice in the water right so we could say no and then the noun ice No, and then the noun here is ice right no ice, but we can also say none We can also say none it means the same thing right so if I say how much ice do you want? You can say none right without a noun just none by itself So this would be the zero quantity right here So you want no ice I don't none there's another word right? I don't want I think we said that before any right we do that before I don't want any ice So we've seen all this before Yeah, I don't want any ice So we would say any plus the noun Any plus the noun and usually the verb before it is negative so like I so I could say I I don't want Any ice So usually with any we put the negative verb Don't want before any So and that is that would be zero I don't want any ice So you would say I don't want any hot pepper or hot sauce right or if he says how much do you want? You can also say none by itself right or you can say yeah, I don't I want no hot pepper or No, no hot sauce right and hopefully he listens to you this time right and yeah But you know he might not again just just to make you mad So I think we've talked about that right so if we go back to a few here a few and a little We've talked about that before so a few and a little what is that used with? singular or plural