are these sentences correct? much many some any a lol of
There are some apples
There are a lot of apples
There isn't any apples or there aren't any apples.
There isn't many apples or there aren't many apples.
There is some sugar
There is a lot of sugar
There isn't much sugar
there isn't any sugar.
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There aren't any apples.
There aren't many apples isn't incorrect, but it's not correct either, if you know what I mean.
There isn't any sugar. Much sugar is also okay
The rest is correct.
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They're all fine.
However, I wouldn't recommend you say 'There isn't any apples' or 'There isn't many apples'. Some native speakers use this form colloquially, myself included . But while it's just about acceptable in informal speech, it is grammatically incorrect.
You need to be aware that the only correct form for a plural subject is 'There are' or 'There aren't'.
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There are/aren't + plural nouns (e.g. apples).
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