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Hector9 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I Have some doubts, help me please
I don´t understand the use and the meaning of these casses, i´ll put the explanation of my english book
The use of Some/Any (Yes, very difficult)
Some is used in positive sentences with plurals and uncountable nouns
Examples:
I have some friends
Do you want some food?
Any is used in negative sentences and questions with plurals and uncountable nouns.
Examples:
I don´t have any friends
Do you have any coffee?
I don´t understand nothing about this.
The use of Take
The verb take has lots of meanings. Here are some examples:
Take me to the airport, please.
Take this ticket!
Can i take a message?
I don´t understand the use of Something/Anything and Someone/Anyone, either.
Sorry guys
A lot of people explained me these uses, but i don´t understand Perhaps you can explain me
Thank you very much for your time
The use of Some/Any (Yes, very difficult)
Some is used in positive sentences with plurals and uncountable nouns
Examples:
I have some friends
Do you want some food?
Any is used in negative sentences and questions with plurals and uncountable nouns.
Examples:
I don´t have any friends
Do you have any coffee?
I don´t understand nothing about this.
The use of Take
The verb take has lots of meanings. Here are some examples:
Take me to the airport, please.
Take this ticket!
Can i take a message?
I don´t understand the use of Something/Anything and Someone/Anyone, either.
Sorry guys
A lot of people explained me these uses, but i don´t understand Perhaps you can explain meThank you very much for your time
Top answer
Any = one or more than one of something, no matter how many. Are there any apples? He hasn't any books.
- Any = one or more than one of something, no matter how many.
- Are there any apples?
- He hasn't any books.
- Some = an unspecified number or quantity.
- There are some apples in the bowl.
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Any = one or more than one of something, no matter how many.
Are there any apples?
He hasn't any books.
Some = an unspecified number or quantity.
There are some apples in the bowl.
He has some books on his shelf.
Something = an unspecified or unknown thing.
There is something in the cupboard and it's making a noise.
Wil
Are there any apples?
He hasn't any books.
Some = an unspecified number or quantity.
There are some apples in the bowl.
He has some books on his shelf.
Something = an unspecified or unknown thing.
There is something in the cupboard and it's making a noise.
Wil
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