Don’t forget it
- “Any” is used to indicate a question or a negative in English.
- “Some” is used to indicate an indeterminate amount of something that exists or is available.
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Aportes 130
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Don’t forget it
My summary 📝
We can use some for uncountable nouns in:
We can use any for countable nouns in:
And also we can use any with uncountable nous but only in negative sentences:
There are any very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t some fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Important point:
We use “some” in questions, BUT only in offers and requests.
Mmmm! delicious!!! I want some grapes.
Diego is going to invite five friends. He will give many sandwiches with cheese and avocado. That’s great!
Some
We use some to talk about a limited number or amount of something. Perhaps we do not know or do not want to say the exact amount.
“Some” used in questions
For example: Can I have some water?
For example: Would you like some tea?
“Some” used in affirmative sentences
For example: I drank some juice in the morning.
For example: I want to try some local food for lunch.
Any
We use any to talk about an indefinite, unknown or unlimited number or amount.
We can use “any” with countable and uncountable nouns
For example: I do not have space for any new books.
For example: I did not find any bananas at the store.
For example: I am hungry. Do you have any snacks?
For example: Do you have any siblings?
For this recipe we are going to need:
some nuts
some raisins
Some grapes.
avocado any
any bread
any cherry
some slices of cheese
some raisins
some blackberries
some sheets not
1.- there some very nice parks in this city.
2.-There was’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
3.-Are there any good movies in theather this week?
4.-My colleage gave me some valuable feedback.
5.-Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Complete the sentences using the correct quantifier:
Practice:
Can I have some avocado?
I see some grapes on the table.
I want some cheese.
Did you eat any eggs?
I can’t find any water here.
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t some fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there *any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Any: Negative sentences and questions. (Plural for countable nouns)
Some: Positives sentences and questions.
1.-There are some very nice parks in this city.
2.-There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
3.-Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
4.-My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
5.-Do you have any experience working with international companies?
I want some avocados for my dinner
would you like some grapes?
can I take some nuts?
thanks I ate, I dont want any food.
✅
Do you have any charcuterie boards?
May I have some graves?
If you put some cheese over the bread and add avocado you´ll have a very tasty snack.
I don´t eat any seeds because I´m allergic.
1. There are some very nice parks in this city
2. There wasn't any fresh bread at the bakery
3. Are there any good movies in the theaters this week?
4. My colleague gave me some valuable feedback
5. Do you have any experience working with international companies?
i have some cheese do you want any else, if you like something more i have some bread but if you like any type of grapes you see, you should eat some of them
“Some” y “any” como cuantificadores.
Practice:
Instructions: Complete the sentences using the correct quantifier.
I can see some cheese. The cheese was the first thing I saw because I love it.
We can find some almonds and blueberries. Is there any cookies? I can’t see what exactly it is.
Would you like any bread? To prepare a sandwich you’ll need some eggs, some cheese, and please, don’t use any vegetables like spinach I don’t like it.
I have any children in my classroom
I want some coffee this afternoon
I need any markers for make the homework
I like some water after the exercice
we use some to talk about a limited number or amount of something
• “Some” is used to indicate an indeterminate amount of something that exists or is available.
Would you like some fruit?
Can I have some water ?
Would you like some tea?
We use any to talk about an indefinite unknown or unlimited number or amount, countable noun used in plural form.
• “Any” is used to indicate a question or a negative in English.
Would you like any oranges?
negative
i don’t have any food in my kitchen
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t anyvfresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Do you want some butter?
We didn’t buy any blackberries
I’ll get some bread
Have you seen any avocado around here?
Would you like some cherries?
Could you cook any food?
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Don’t forget it
“Any” is used to indicate a question or a negative in English.
“Some” is used to indicate an indeterminate amount of something that exists or is available.
Practice!
Could I have some cheese?
I want some blueberries these are on the table.
I want to eat some some almonds.
Do you want any salad with lunch?
There aren’t any beverage here.
There isn’t any garlic.
There is some bread.
There are some cheese slices.
Is there some soda?
Are there any apples?
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Would you like any grapes?
Sorry, I don’t have any juice
Would you like to eat some fruit?
do you want some shease?
i have any fruits
i want to eat any sandwich
dou you want any grape?
Can I get come avocado?
Do you want any grapes?
I didn’t eat any cheese
I want to eat some bread
Can I take any peanuts?
There are on the table, some bread, some cheese, some tomatoes and some plates and any grapes, any cherries, any nuts …
Hi!
My practice:
ANY AND SOME
Would you like some cheese?
Place some nuts on the cake.
Would you like some avocado on your sandwich?
There are any slices of bread on the table.
There was any grapes for the breakfast
Is there any avocado in the table?
There was some kids at the park.
There were some grapes in the dinner.
There wasn’t any almonds at lunch.
There was some lettuce to make a delicious salad.
From the worksheet
There were** some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn´t any **fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Is there any avocado in the table?
There was some kids at the park.
There were some grapes in the dinner.
There wasn’t any almonds at lunch.
There was some lettuce to make a delicious salad.
I have some greaps.
do you have any nuts?
I want to eat some avocado.
There are’t any bananas.
Do you want some eggs?
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Does he have any cheeses?
I want some grapes
Do you have any cherries?
I don’t have almonds in the table
She wants some blueberries
Would you like any avocados?
There are any oranges and I can’t eat bread
I can eat some grapes and nut
My practice:
PART I
PART II
Some in affirmative sentences is use with uncountable nouns
SOME
A limited number or amount of something.
"Would you like some fruit?"
Affirmative sentences and questions
ANY -> with COUNTABLE nouns, it has to be PLURAL!
Indefinite, unknown or unlimited number or amount.
"Would you like any oranges?“
Countable and uncountable nouns
Negative sentences and questions
"I don’t have space for any new books”
PRACTICE
Several sentences using some and any
I have some almonds and grapes there. I also buy some blueberries and bread.
Do you want some cheese or jam?
I love avocado, so I bought some, and some eggs too.
some
any
any
some
any
I can see in that picture this:
-.we already don’t have any raisins.
-.I would like some of bread.
Practice:
There are not any oranges
Can I have some bread and cheese?
I prefer some blueberries and almonds
Do you have any eggs?
I don´t have for any snack in the table
There are any very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t some fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
Extra Practice:
Activity in class:
I am starving, I will eat any grapes but I am going to have dinner, then I make any sandwiches with cheese, a little bit of avocado and some tomatoes with some mushrooms, I will make a juice with any blueberrys without sugar, because is healthier.
I go to make the breackfast, with some of grapes, cranberrys and Walnuts, for the salad, and sandwiches with some cheese, bread, a avocado, but I make the ham sandwich with eggs of quails? No for my husband doesn’t like any eggs of quails, and next I make some juice of Grapes.
can i have some cheese?
I want some coffee.
would you like any cherries?
yes, there are any grapes.
Some and Any: 😲
is there some butter i could use? 🧈
is there any more cheese? 🧀
would you like some grapes? 🍇
I don´t have any strawberries.🍓
I want some cookies 🍪
there is some bread on the table 🍞
There are some very nice parks in this city.
There wasn’t any fresh bread at the bakery.
Are there any good movies in theaters this week?
My colleague gave me some valuable feedback.
Do you have any experience working with international companies?
I think there is some ham plus some bread and some cheese I can make some sandwiches.
Do I have anything that I could use as a snak? Oh I found some blueberries, grapes and almonds.
Unfortunaly I don’t have any bottles of wine for dinner.
Practice:
Some
We use some to talk about a limited number or amount of something, perhaps we don’t know or don’t want to say the exact amount. It’s used sof uncountable nouns.
Keep in mind that we will only see some in affirmative sentences or questions. It’s used for countable and uncountable nouns.
Any
We use any to talk about an indefinite, unkonwn or unlimited number or amount. It’s used for countable and uncountable nouns.
Keep in mind that we will use any for negative sentences or questions.
When we use any with countable nouns we have tu use it in its plural form
Examples:
There are some very nice parks in this city
There wasn´t any fresh bread at the bakery
Are there any good movies in the theaters this week?
My colleague give me some valuable feedback
You don´t have any experiences working with international companies?
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