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Word of Quantity 4



Some -- Can be both adjective

  1. Can be used as adjective to explain countable plural noun.
    • Jim have some sandwiches

  2. Can be used as adjective to explain uncountable singular noun.
    • Jim have some money.

Any -- Can be used the same way as Some but in nagative or question sentence only.

  • Jim does not have any sandwiches left.
  • Jim doesn't have any coffee left.
  • Do you have money?

In some cases, Some and Any can be used as indifinite adjective (non-specific adjective). Any has a boarder meaning than Some. For example,

  • Take any candies you want but just be sure you take some.

 

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