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MontrealGirl Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
The use of "Any"
Hi,
I have a problem understanding the use of "any"
for example here,is it correct to say: I had not any money?
Can anyone explain more about its use?
thanks.
I have a problem understanding the use of "any"
for example here,is it correct to say: I had not any money?
Can anyone explain more about its use?
thanks.
Top answer
I would say either; (1) I had no money. (2) I didn't have any money. paco
- I would say either; (1) I had no money.
- (2) I didn't have any money.
- paco
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I would say either;
(1) I had no money.
(2) I didn't have any money.
paco
(1) I had no money.
(2) I didn't have any money.
paco
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yes,you´re right Paco.
I got a little bit confused but now I´m sure about the use of "any"...sometimes too much grammar makes me go nuts!
I got a little bit confused but now I´m sure about the use of "any"...sometimes too much grammar makes me go nuts!
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You may use "any" in a question.
Do you have any money?
Are there any banks in the area?
Any questions?
You may also use it when replying in the negative.
No, I don't have any.
Nope, there aren't any.
Nah, I haven't got any.
It's ungrammatical to use it when answering in the affirmative.
Wron
Do you have any money?
Are there any banks in the area?
Any questions?
You may also use it when replying in the negative.
No, I don't have any.
Nope, there aren't any.
Nah, I haven't got any.
It's ungrammatical to use it when answering in the affirmative.
Wron
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