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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Some Or a

I ate a fruit and a sandwich for lunch or I ate some fruit and a sandwich for lunch.
And
Let's get a fish and chips for dinner or Let's get some fish and chips for dinner.
Which one is correct?
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Top answer

Anonymous I ate a fruit I'd say this is quite unusual. Why be coy about which kind of fruit you had? Are you trying to hide something?

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I ate a fruit I'd say this is quite unusual.
  • Why be coy about which kind of fruit you had?
  • Are you trying to hide something?
  • Or have you really forgotten so soon whether it was an apple, a pear, or a mango?
  • Say I ate an apple (or whatever it was) OR I ate some fruit .
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AnonymousI ate a fruit
I'd say this is quite unusual. Why be coy about which kind of fruit you had? Are you trying to hide something?
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I don't hide Emotion: big smile This is an example from my English book. We learn how to use some or any
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AnonymousWe're learning how to use 'some' and 'any'.
How is it going? Do you understand 'some' and 'any' now?

CJ
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