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Flyfly Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Some or any for affirmative clause?
Between these two sentences below, which one is correct?
Do you want some candies?
Do you want any candies?
Thanks
Do you want some candies?
Do you want any candies?
Thanks
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In questions we usually use any, but we often use some in questions when we expect the answer 'yes' : Would you like some tea?
- In questions we usually use any, but we often use some in questions when we expect the answer 'yes' : Would you like some tea?
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In questions we usually use any, but we often use some in questions when we expect the answer 'yes' : Would you like some tea?
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So regarding the example in my question, do you want some candies is preferable?
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