English Grammar

Word of Quantity 4

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Some -- Can be both adjective Can be used as adjective to explain countable plural noun. Jim have some sandwiches 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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