some, every and all.

[jmccrae]

For some two distinctions are made for countable and uncountable:

ewn-01558420-s (Interlingual Index: i8531)
(s) some

relatively much but unspecified in amount or extent "we talked for some time" "he was still some distance away"

ewn-01556991-s (Interlingual Index: i8524)
(s) some

relatively many but unspecified in number "they were here for some weeks" "we did not meet again for some years"

Is this actually a sense distinction made in English?

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[jmccrae]

See #243 for general discussions of sense distinctions.

[arademaker]

How do we answer this question:

Is this actually a sense distinction made in English?

This is issue #243 right?

[jmccrae]

Indeed, the general discussion is #243, this issue tracks these particular words