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Jesusengland Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Some, Any and The zero determiner.

Hello.

I want to know when I have to use the zero determiner instead of some and any.

I would be grateful for your help.

Thanks.
  

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GENERALLY SPEAKING, the zero determiner is used in formal situations. Learners often use it when 'some' or 'any' is much more natural. Otherwise, there are no distinct rules of which I am aware.

— Mister Micawber

  • GENERALLY SPEAKING, the zero determiner is used in formal situations.
  • Learners often use it when 'some' or 'any' is much more natural.
  • Otherwise, there are no distinct rules of which I am aware.
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GENERALLY SPEAKING, the zero determiner is used in formal situations. Learners often use it when 'some' or 'any' is much more natural. Otherwise, there are no distinct rules of which I am aware.
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