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SOME AND ANY. SOME------------------------------------ALL. All means everything. ALL FISHES. SOME FISHES. Some means few. SOME and ANY. All the cheese. Some cheese. Examples :I have some cheese. “Pour some tea in the cup please”. SOME. Rule 1. Use some in positive sentences

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SOME------------------------------------ALL

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  1. SOME AND ANY SOME------------------------------------ALL All means everything ALL FISHES SOME FISHES Some means few

  2. SOME and ANY All the cheese Some cheese Examples :I have some cheese. “Pour some tea in the cup please”

  3. SOME Rule 1.Use some in positive sentences Rule 2. Placed before countable or uncountable items. Examples: I need some help in my homework. (some before uncountable word help) We brought some grapes from the market. ( some before countable item “grapes”) She added some salt and pepper in the omelet. (Some before sugar-non countable item) SOME

  4. RULE 3 Rule 3. Use some in questions when offering and requesting something. Example: Would you like some bread?– offer. Could I have some water please?– request.

  5. ANY Any Rule 1. Use"any" in negative sentences or questions. Rule 2. Use any for both countable and uncountable • Example: 1. Have you got any bananas? (question) • No, we haven't got any. But we've gotsome oranges (negative reply.)

  6. EXERCISE Exercise: Use ‘some’ or ‘any’ to fill the blanks below. Before we leave, I have to get __________ money and my cigarettes. Wait a moment. 2. __________ people think they have the right to a job without having to work! 3. I don't have __________ children yet, but we want to have two or three eventually. 4. Don't worry about going shopping tomorrow. __________ bus will take you straight into the centre of the town. 5. Are there __________ Italian restaurants in your part of town?

  7. EXERCISE 6. "Which CD do you want to put on?" "Oh, __________. I just want to hear __________ music!" 7. Would you like __________ wine with your meal, sir? 8. Yes, I would. Bring me __________ red wine that you have. 9. Do you want __________ help with that biology assignment you have to do? 10. This was an easy exercise and I didn't make __________ mistakes!

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