Nearly Every, Almost all...

Bret Cypel · March 2014

"Nearly every", "Almost All", "Close to none", "Almost none"

What are the exact definitions of these phrases?

Does "Nearly every" and "Almost All" = "most"?

Would "Close to none/zero" and "Almost none" = "some"?

jrkovals · March 2014

yeah i might interperet "close to none/zero" to be like "few"

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