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Blankzip Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Some

Is there a rule that determines when you should use "some" or not? For example, which of the following sentences is correct?

I want pizza for dinner.

I want some pizza for dinner.
  

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Welcome to the forum! There is not much difference between your 2 sentences. Both of them are correct.

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  • Welcome to the forum!
  • There is not much difference between your 2 sentences.
  • Both of them are correct.
  • If I say "I want some pizza for dinner", I mean that I would not eat a whole pizza, but part of a pizza.
  • " I mean that I would prefer pizza over Chinese food or fish or hamburger.
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Welcome to the forum!
There is not much difference between your 2 sentences. Both of them are correct.
If I say "I want some pizza for dinner", I mean that I would not eat a whole pizza, but part of a pizza.
If I say: "I want pizza for dinner." I mean that I would prefer pizza over Chinese food or fish or hamburger.
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