4.1.2.2 Quantifiers Some Any

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quantifiers

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Some/any

We use SOME for requests in affirmative sentences.

Do you want some peaches?

We use ANY in interrogative and negative sentences.

I don't want any apples. Do you want any peaches?

Example

I like some salad. Do you like any vegetables? I prefer some lettuce, carrots, and tomatoes. Do you want to include any other?

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Tomatoes

Pasta

Lettuce

some any

I don't have any money to buy vegetables.

I have some money to buy vegetables.

Some practice: Choose the correct answer.

correct

Do you have to eat any bread for breakfast? I don't include it, but my doctor told me bread is important to have a healthy diet.

any

some

correct

We need some ingredients to have a healthy menu. Do you have preferences? I like some fruits as a dessert. I don't want any biscuits or cakes.

any

some

correct

Do you want oranges? Yes, I like oranges. I finished my training session, and I got dehydrated. I don't want any other thing to do.

any

some

Good job!!!

There is some lettuce.

There are some tomatoes.

There is some pasta.