any in summary

0I have gone through a lot of the old posts on the topic 01i00any02i00. This is my understanding of 01i00any02i00 usage.02br
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01i00Any02i00 can be followed by a plural/uncountable/singular noun.02br
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001. When any is used in interogative or negative form, it is usually followed by a plural/uncountable noun. Does it mean that the verb always agrees with the plural/uncountable noun if the noun is also a subject?02br
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00For example,02br
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00Do you have any 01b00kids02b00 that 01b00are02b00 older than 9 years old?02br
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00There 01b00aren't02b00 any good 01b00options02b00.02br
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00Exceptional case.02br
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00He is amazed that there 01b00isn't02b00 any sales 01b00tax02b00 in MN.02br
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00There 01b00isn't02b00 any widely used password 01b00checker02b00 out there which 01b00has02b00 the ...02br
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002. When it is used in declarative form, it is usually followed by a singular noun.02br
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00Any 01b00idea02b00 01b00is02b00 a good idea => the verb agrees with the singular noun 01i00idea02i00.02br
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00Exceptional case.02br
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00If you have any 01b00comments02b00, please e-mail 01b00them02b00 to me. => the pronoun agrees with the plural noun 01i00comment02i02br
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00Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks0-