We can use these quantifiers with both countable and uncountable nouns: all ROI some
a lot of enough
no
any
most
lots of
less
more
Examples
1. We have lots of time
2. Joe has lots of friends
3. I can't go out. I've got no money.
4. There was a lot of food but no drinks.​

Dear Anton,
My summer holidays were very interesting. I spent them guess where.I visited London!. This is really a great city with its old cathedrals, churches, palaces and museums . I took a lot of pictures of London. Most of all I enjoyed going on а river trip down the Thames. We saw the Houses of Parliament along the north bank of the Thames. The clock tower of the Houses of Parliament is famous for its big hour bell known as «Big Ben». We saw the Tower of London near Tower Bridge. 
We also visited  the British Museum and Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives.  We were lucky to make a ride on the London Eye wheel and  went to Trafalgar Square where a tall Nelson's coloumn stands. I enjoyed doing the sights very much. That's all for now.
Best wishes,
Sasha

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 Hello. I’d like to speak to George W., please.
May I ask who’s calling?
 It’s Vladimir.-
Could you tell me what it’s about?
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Just hold on, please… I’m sorry. He’s busy at the moment. Would you like to speak to somebody else?
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 Does he have your number?-
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 So, that’s (001) 202-123-4567.-
 That’s right.- .
 O.K., I’ll give him your message. Goodbye. 
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