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Determiners: Some / Any

Determiners: Some / Any. Some and Any : usually determines both plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. Examples: I draw some ( picture s ) . There isn ’ t any ( milk ) in the refrigerator. ( pictures) plural countable noun (milk) plural uncountable noun.

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Determiners: Some / Any

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  1. Determiners: Some / Any

  2. SomeandAny:usually determines both plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. • Examples: • I drawsome(pictures). • There isn’tany(milk) in the refrigerator. • (pictures) plural countable noun • (milk) plural uncountable noun

  3. How to use “some” and “any”: Use “some” inpositive sentences: • The children havesome books. • They havesome money.

  4. Use “any” in negative sentences and questions : Negative sentences: • He doesn’t needany stamps. Questions: • Do you haveany friends in Chicago? • Is thereany pollution in your city?

  5. In general we usesomething/anything somebody/anybody somewhere/anywhere In the same way as(some/any): • I can’t see anybody coming. • He lives somewhere near here.

  6. Exception! Use “some” in questions when offering or requesting: • Would you like some bread? • Could I have some water? Use “any” in positive sentences when the real sense is negative: • I refused to give him any money. means ( I didn’t give him any money). (offer) (rquest)

  7. Complete the following sentences with some or any: • I have problems to solve. • Do you have advice for me? • Could I have sugar, please? • I don’t have homework to do. • I want to drink? • She finished the test without difficulty. • If you need more practice click here some any some any something any

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