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Emanuela Rigon Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Anything/Something
Anything else to drink?
Something else to drink?
Which is the correct sentence?
I suppose it is the first one, but why?
I know that in a question I can use either anything or something depending on what are my expectations about the answer...But I suppose that in a short sentence like the one above, they are not both correct. Is that so?
Something else to drink?
Which is the correct sentence?
I suppose it is the first one, but why?
I know that in a question I can use either anything or something depending on what are my expectations about the answer...But I suppose that in a short sentence like the one above, they are not both correct. Is that so?
Top answer
Emanuela Rigon I know that in a question I can use either anything or something depending on what are my expectations about the answer. There's your answer. Both are possible.
- Emanuela Rigon I know that in a question I can use either anything or something depending on what are my expectations about the answer.
- There's your answer.
- Both are possible.
- " Emanuela Rigon in a short sentence The length of the question does not matter.
- CJ
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Emanuela RigonI know that in a question I can use either anything or something depending on what are my expectations about the answer.There's your answer. Both are possible. Most people would probably ask, "Is there anything else to drink?"
Emanuela Rigonin a short sentenceThe length of the question does not matter.
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