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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Are they right?
1. I don't think any of them are right.
2. Take any book
3. Take any books
2. Take any book
3. Take any books
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1. I don't think any of them is right. 2.
- 1.
- I don't think any of them is right.
- 2.
- Take any book .
- 3.
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1. I don't think any of them is right.
2. Take any book.
3. Take any books.
(I think 'any' is used more often in 'negative', 'interrogative' or 'conditional' sentences.)
Here're some examples:
- Do you have / have you got any pencil with you?
~ No, I don't have any pencil right now.
2. Take any book.
3. Take any books.
(I think 'any' is used more often in 'negative', 'interrogative' or 'conditional' sentences.)
Here're some examples:
- Do you have / have you got any pencil with you?
~ No, I don't have any pencil right now.
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