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Here's a simple answer. Use "any" when you want to refer to one of several objects. ) Use "some" when you want to refer to several of a larger group of objects.
- Here's a simple answer.
- Use "any" when you want to refer to one of several objects.
- ) Use "some" when you want to refer to several of a larger group of objects.
- ) Does this help?
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Here's a simple answer.
Use "any" when you want to refer to one of several objects.
"Hand me any of those ***** drivers." (You get one ***** driver.)
Use "some" when you want to refer to several of a larger group of objects.
"Hand me some of those cookies." (You get a small number of cookies.)
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Use "any" when you want to refer to one of several objects.
"Hand me any of those ***** drivers." (You get one ***** driver.)
Use "some" when you want to refer to several of a larger group of objects.
"Hand me some of those cookies." (You get a small number of cookies.)
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