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Mezzopiano Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Any or some

"are there any milk" or "are there some milk"?

"do you have some chips" or "do you have any chips"?

  

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Start every sentence with a capital letter.

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mezzopianoAny or some

You can use either one in a question. Both are grammatically fine.

Is there any milk? / Is there some milk?
Do you have any chips? / Do you have some chips?

The version with 'any' is more or less neutral.
The version with 'some' can imply that the speaker believes the answer is 'yes'.

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