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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Using any in sentence?

Hello, I have a confusing question about "any" word. I have searched about how to use it, The website I found that says use with "Negative and question sentence". But I always see a sentence that is "If you have any question, please feel free to ask....." So this is what I am confused about how to use it.
Please help me
  

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" Conditional clauses ('if' clauses) are an exception to the guideline. 'Any' usually appears in this kind of negative and interrogative utterance: I don't have any candy. ) Do you have any candy?

— Mister Micawber

  • " Conditional clauses ('if' clauses) are an exception to the guideline.
  • 'Any' usually appears in this kind of negative and interrogative utterance: I don't have any candy.
  • ) Do you have any candy?
  • ) Cf: I have some candy.
  • )
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AnonymousBut I always see a sentence that is "If you have any question, please feel free to ask....."
Conditional clauses ('if' clauses) are an exception to the guideline. 'Any' usually appears in this kind of negative and interrogative utterance:

I don't have any candy. ('Some' is very unusual here.)
Do you have any cand
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Thank you so much. I got it.
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