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SOME AND ANY

THE COMPOUNDS OF SOME, ANY, EVERY AND NO

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

We already know that...

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Some is used in positive statements: Jay has got some money.

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Some is used in positive statements: Jay has got some money.
• or in polite requests: Could I have some salt, please?

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Some is used in positive statements: Jay has got some money.
• or in polite requests: Could I have some salt, please?
• in offers: Would you like some coffee?

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Some is used in positive statements: Jay has got some money.
• or in polite requests: Could I have some sugar, please?
• in offers: Would you like some coffee?
• in suggestions: Why don't we have some fries for lunch?

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Any is used in questions: Are there any cheap cafes near here?

WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW?

• We already know that...
• Any is used in questions: Are there any cheap cafes near here?
• or in negative statements: No, there aren't any cheap cafes near here.

WHAT IS NEW?

• there are compounds for SOME and ANY

WHAT IS NEW?

• there are compounds of SOME and ANY
• compounds = Zusammensetzungen

Compounds of some

• somebody = someone

Compounds of some

• somebody = someone
• I can't see the show - someone tall is standing in front of me.

Compounds of some

• somebody = someone
• I can't see the show - someone tall is standing in front of me.
• something
• I'm hungry. I need something to eat.

Compounds of some

• somebody = someone
• I can't see the show - someone tall is standing in front of me.
• something
• I'm hungry. I need something to eat.
• somewhere
• I know a good cafe. It's somewhere near Covent Garden.

Compounds of any

• anybody = anyone

Compounds of any

• anybody = anyone
• Did you ask anyone?

Compounds of any

• anybody = anyone
• Did you ask anyone?
• anything
• He hasn't got aynthing!

Compounds of any

• anybody = anyone
• Did you ask anyone?
• anything
• He hasn't got aynthing!
• anywhere
• Are there any cheap cafes anywhere?

Compounds of every

• Everybody likes London --> jeder, alle
• Everything is OK --> alles
• There are people everywhere --> überall

Compounds of no

• Olivia bets nobody can beat her --> niemand, keiner
• The British Museum costs nothing --> nichts
• There's nowhere to sit --> nirgendswo, nirgendwo

Keep in mind:

• There is a difference between everybody/-one and anybody/-one

Keep in mind:

• There is a difference between everybody/-one and anybody/-one
• Everybody in my class likes London --> jeder

Keep in mind:

• There is a difference between everybody/-one and anybody/-one
• Everybody in my class likes London --> jeder
• Anybody can visit the National Gallery. It's free --> jeder x-beliebige

Keep in mind:

• There is a difference between everybody/-one and anybody/-one
• Everybody in my class likes London --> jeder
• Anybody can visit the National Gallery. It's free --> jeder x-beliebige

Keep in mind:

• That everybody/-one and anybody/-one are singular

Keep in mind:

• That everybody/-one and anybody/-one are singular
• The personal and possesive pronouns are plural

Keep in mind:

• That everybody/-one and anybody/-one are singular
• The personal and possesive pronouns are plural
• Everybody pays for their own Oyster card.

Keep in mind:

• nobody = no one

p. 49 no. 9

• complete the words

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• Thank you for listening!

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