When we use the term 'number,' it implies that we are talking about a countable noun. So, 'several' has nothing to do with amounts and uncountable nouns.

When "few," "several," and "many" are used as determiners, the nouns that follow these words must be plural, and any related verbs must be in the plural ...

4 мая 2021 г. · No. Many and several are both for pluralized countable nouns only. It doesn't matter that you're using two countable nouns. What is the difference between a little, a few and several? - Quora What is the difference between a few, some, several, and many? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

'Several': is followed by plural countable nouns. Several houses collapsed because of the fire.

We use several (+ of the) + plural noun to talk about some of the people or things in a group. There's a group of men. Several of the men are sitting down.

Go with plural countable nouns. I have several friends from different countries. Go with both countable and uncountable nouns. I have some chocolate in the ...

23 мар. 2011 г. · “Several” refers to a relatively small number, and it often precedes countable nouns; e.g. “There are several bags”, “Several years ago”…

Determiners and plural countable nouns Both, many, (a) few, the numbers two, three, four, etc., several, these and those are only used with plural nouns: It ...