Have you ever been confused between the determiners any and some? Well, here’s a little trick: if the statement is positive, we use some (“Could you get me some water?”). On the other hand, if the statement is negative, we use any (“Sorry, I do not have any.”). However, any can also be used in a positive statement if it comes after a word with a negative or limiting meaning (“That network rarely gives any bad news.”). Some and any are also used to state questions answerable by yes or no.
Your post is almost the same as mine.
ReplyDeleteYeah. I noticed that too. When I first checked the blog, I never saw yours and so, I started constructing mine on MSWord. But when I was about to post it, I saw yours and I was like "Oh. <|3". :( I didn't have any time left to make another one so I still posted it. I guess there is no problem having the same topic. Anyway, I didn't copy yours.
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ReplyDeleteYour post really helps me understand the determiners any and some.
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