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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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"Is" any of them online or "Are" any of them online?
"Is" any of them online or "Are" any of them online?
Please explain the nature of the word ANY and its usuage.
Please explain the nature of the word ANY and its usuage.
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any always plus the single form.
- any always plus the single form.
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It should be" is" any of them online.any always plus the single form.
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Both are correct. If only one is assumed, you can add one: Is any [one] of these boys old enough?
Plural: Are any of these boys old enough?
You can use any to refer to inanimate things as well: Is/Are any of these books good enough?
CB
Plural: Are any of these boys old enough?
You can use any to refer to inanimate things as well: Is/Are any of these books good enough?
CB
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