Which word can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns: 'some' or 'many'? (Enter one word only.)

Which word is most appropriate to complete the request: 'Can you lend me ___ money for the bus fare?'

We use "some" in affirmative sentences and "many" in negative sentences.

Fill in the blank: There aren't __________ apples left in the basket.

Fill in the blank: There are __________ books on the shelf.

Fill in the blank: Can I have __________ water, please?

Fill in the blank: She bought __________ oranges at the grocery store.

'Some' is used to talk about an unspecified quantity.

'Many' is used with uncountable nouns.

Fill in the blank: I have __________ friends who live in this neighborhood.