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Some vs. Any

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Some vs. Any

SOME (Positive)

Use SOME in positive sentences.

  • "I have some money."
  • "There are some apples."

ANY (Negative & Questions)

Use ANY in negatives and most questions.

  • "I don't have any money."
  • "Do you have any apples?"

The Exception (Offers/Requests)

When offering or asking for things (where you expect a 'Yes'), use SOME.

  • "Would you like some coffee?" (Offer).
  • "Can I have some water?" (Request).

📋 Practice Questions

10 questions from this quiz — preview them here, then take the interactive quiz above. Your full answer review with explanations unlocks when you finish the test.

1. I don't have _____ money.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dthe
2. Would you like _____ coffee?
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dthe
3. Do you have _____ sisters?
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dthe
4. I bought _____ apples.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Can
  • Dmuch
5. There isn't _____ milk left.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dmany
6. Can I have _____ water?
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dthe
7. I didn't see _____ birds.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dmuch
8. She needs _____ help.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dmany
9. Are there _____ letters for me?
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Ca
  • Dmuch
10. He hasn't got _____ friends.
  • Asome
  • Bany
  • Cmuch
  • Da

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