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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what is right- Do you have any books with you- do you have any book with you?
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These are right: Do you have any books with you? Do you have a book with you?
- These are right: Do you have any books with you?
- Do you have a book with you?
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These are right:
Do you have any books with you?
Do you have a book with you?
Do you have any books with you?
Do you have a book with you?
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Hello!
As far as I know;
Do you have a problem?
Do you have any problem?
Do you have any problems?
They are all correct.
Note: Since problem is a countable noun such as book is, same goes for problem.
As far as I know;
Do you have a problem?
Do you have any problem?
Do you have any problems?
They are all correct.
Note: Since problem is a countable noun such as book is, same goes for problem.
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Hello to you too.. Arigato so much Nugso for the explanation and Anonymous for bringing up this topic!
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Do you have a problem?
Do you have any problem?-- While the grammar is OK, this one remains less natural than the other two. You will seldom here it from a native speaker unless it is attached to a specification: 'Do you have any problem with that?"
Do you have any problems?
Do you have any problem?-- While the grammar is OK, this one remains less natural than the other two. You will seldom here it from a native speaker unless it is attached to a specification: 'Do you have any problem with that?"
Do you have any problems?
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