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Babujee Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
any - singular or plural ?
Is "any" singular or plural?
eg: I don't have any book.
or
I don't have any books.
Which is correct?
eg: I don't have any book.
or
I don't have any books.
Which is correct?
Top answer
"Any" can be used with either a singular noun or a plural noun. g. "
- "Any" can be used with either a singular noun or a plural noun.
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"Any" can be used with either a singular noun or a plural noun.
In your example, the correct form would be "I don't have any books."
But it can also be used with a singular noun, e.g.
"Any port in a storm."
"Any plan is better than no plan."
"Any person knows that!"
In your example, the correct form would be "I don't have any books."
But it can also be used with a singular noun, e.g.
"Any port in a storm."
"Any plan is better than no plan."
"Any person knows that!"
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