a bottle of ___________
a can of _____________
a piece of____________ 
a slice of_____________
a loaf of _____________
a bowl of ____________
a pack of_____________
a jar of ______________
a pack of _____________
a bag of ______________
a cup of ______________
a glass of _____________

soup, coke, wine, bread, tea, beer, bubble gum, candy, marmalade, cake, toast

a few, a little, a lot of, lots of

+ a lot of /lots of

She's very popular. She's got a lot of friends. (C)
I've got a lot of experience in looking after children. (UC)

Be careful! We don't usually use a lot of / lots of in negative sentences and questions! 

I don't have many friends, but I don't mind. I prefer true and deep friendships. 
We don't have much flour. I think we should go to the supermarket if we want to make some muffins. 

a few (C)
- Are there any dogs in your street?
- Yes, there are a few. 

- What can we put in the salad?
- Well... there are a few tomatoes in the fridge and some mayonnaise. 

a little (UC)
- Does your knee hurt?
- Just a little.

- How much milk is there in the kitchen?
- Just a little. Would you like to put some in your coffee? 

Summary of today's lesson

some +
In the fridge there are some tomatoes.
In the fridge there is some milk.

some: offering

Would you like some coffee?  

any?
Are there any tomatoes? Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.
Is there any milk? Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.

any -
No, there aren't any tomatoes.
No, there isn't any milk.

many (always with countables, only: -, ?)
Are there many students in your school? No, there aren't.
We don't have many bananas in the fridge, so we have to buy some.

much (always with uncountables, only: -, ?)
Is there much yoghurt in the frige? No, there isn't.
There isn't much oxygen in this classroom. Could you open the window, please?

For practising:

http://www.ang.pl/cwiczenia/gramatyka/757

Countable	Uncountable
some (+, offers) any (-, ?)	some (+, offers) any (-, ?)
many (-,?)	much (-,?)
a few (+)	a little (+)
a lot of, lots of (+)