by Liz Walter
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Some and any are extremely useful and frequent words in English, but they are also the source of many learner errors. This post looks at how to use them correctly.
The first thing to remember is that we only use some and any directly before either a plural noun or an uncountable noun:
We bought some clothes.
Do you have any milk?
Do not use some or any with a singular countable noun:
Would you like some piece of cake?
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