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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Question on a statement (3)
Hi teachers,
According to this statement, 'He could hear nothing. No dogs, no lights, no noises.'
Which question is correct?
a) Could he hear or see anything?
b) Could he hear or see something?
Thanks in advance
According to this statement, 'He could hear nothing. No dogs, no lights, no noises.'
Which question is correct?
a) Could he hear or see anything?
b) Could he hear or see something?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
( This one is correct) Thanks!
- ( This one is correct) Thanks!
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3 Answers
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Thinking Spaina) Could he hear or see anything?(This one is correct)Thanks!
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Hi Silak,
Thank you for your reply. I guess the other one is correct too. The things is I don't know why.
Best,
TS
Thank you for your reply. I guess the other one is correct too. The things is I don't know why.
Best,
TS
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In question you basically use "any -"
some- is for positive sentences and
any- is for negative sentences and question.
LS
some- is for positive sentences and
any- is for negative sentences and question.
LS
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