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Magic79 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Some and any and their deletion
Hi,
What is the difference between adding "some" and "any" and leaving them out as in the following examples:
Statements: 1. I have some money. vs. I have money.
Negatives: 2. I don't have any money. vs. I don't have money.
Questions: 3. Do you have (some/any) money? vs. Do you have money?
Thanks
What is the difference between adding "some" and "any" and leaving them out as in the following examples:
Statements: 1. I have some money. vs. I have money.
Negatives: 2. I don't have any money. vs. I don't have money.
Questions: 3. Do you have (some/any) money? vs. Do you have money?
Thanks
Top answer
one more: 4. There isn't any money. vs.
- one more: 4.
- There isn't any money.
- vs.
- There isn't money.
- If that helps
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one more:
4. There isn't any money. vs. There isn't money.
If that helps
4. There isn't any money. vs. There isn't money.
If that helps
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