"Any" can be followed by the plural. Do you have any tickets for tonight's performance? Do you have any quarters for the parking meter?
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AlpheccaStars"Any" can be followed by the plural.
Do you have any quarters for the parking meter?
Thanks for your reply. Is it also right to say "Do you have any quarter (singular) for the parking meter?" Or do I have to use plural here?
Starstuff"Is there anyone left behind?" but never "Are there any people left behind?I say it all the time!
StarstuffHowever, are the following sentences both correct?Both correct.
Is there any book you want to read?
Are there any books you want to read?
StarstuffSo, when can plurals be
Starstuff"Do you have any quarter (singular) for the parking meter?" Or do I have to use plural here?It's grammatical, but it would be taken as "Do you have one which is suitable?"