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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

any

Hi

I thought that we use any only with the plural nouns.

I was reading a book and came across such a sentence: When doing any movement, lifting any hand or limp...... So, is it OK to use "any" when the noun is not plural? I suppose we cannot use "any" in questions when the noun is singular.

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Both singular and plural are correct: Do you have any money ? Do you have any friends ? CB

— Cool Breeze

  • Both singular and plural are correct: Do you have any money ?
  • Do you have any friends ?
  • CB
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Both singular and plural are correct:
Do you have any money?
Do you have any friends?

CB
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Cool Breeze Both singular and plural are correct:

Do you have any money?

Do you have any friends?

CB

Yes, but money is uncountable, while "movement" or "hand" are countable.
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