SOME-ANY ONE-ONES

Ambos términos significan: alguno, alguna,

algunos, algunas y generalmente se utilizan
cuando no es necesario establecer de manera
exacta cuan grande o pequeña es la cantidad
que se exprese.
Some and Any
We use SOME and ANY with plural
nouns and uncountable nouns.
Some is generally used in positive sentences.
Any is generally used in negative sentences.
1. I have some information for you about flights to
Paris.
(Positive - Uncountable)
2. We met some friends for drinks after work
yesterday.
(Positive - Plural Countable)
3. I think he will have some time to speak to you
today.
(Positive - Uncountable)
With uncountable nouns we use SOME
and in affirmative sentenses
If you need some more money, I can lend you some.
1. Some pizza
2. Some coke
3. Some cake .
UNCONTABLES NOUNS
- What is on the table?
- Some Milk
- Some butter
- Some cheese
- Some bananas
- Some mushrooms
INCONTABLE CONTABLE
- Bread - A piece of bread
- Furniture - A piece of furniture
- Money - A note/A coin
- News - A piece of news
- Rubbish - A piece of rubbish
- Traffic - Cars, a traffic jam
- Vocabulary - A Word
- Work - A job
- Travel - journey
USE SOME NOUNS or with countable nouns in
plural
SOME.- in affirmative sentences
ANY.- in negative anda questions
Some cats
Some presents
Some apples
EXAMPLE:
1. Are there any cats?
2. Are there any presents?
3. Are there any apples?
NEGATIVE FORM
1. There are not any cats
2. There are any cats?
3. There are any presents?
4. There are any apples?
ANY IS USED IN NEGATIVE AND QUESTIONS
SENTENSES:
1. I do not have any information for you about flights to Paris.
(Negative - Uncountable).
2. I did not see any friends there on Thursday.
(Negative - Plural Countable)
3. I do not think he will have any time to speak to you today.
(Negative - Uncountable)
• Is there any cake?
¿Hay algo de torta?
yes, there is some cake.
There is not any ccake.
I normally have an
orange, some milk
and a sandwich.

Oranges
Blueberries
Sandwich
A: Can you count……………..?
Milk

Oranges
B: I can count……
Blueberries
Sandwich
Some milk
Countable nouns
1. You can count them ( 1,2,3,4,…)
2. You can put 1, a, an in front of them.
3. They can be singular and plural.
 Exact quantity : 3

There are 3 sandwiches

on the table.
There are sandwiches on the
table.
 Quantifiers

Exact quantity : 0

There are not sandwiches on the table.

Are there sandwiches

on the table ?
Are there any tomatoes ?

Are there any eggs in the fridge?

Are there any bottles of water?

Are there any sandwiches?

Are there any cookies?

A: What do you have in
your refrigerator?
B: in my refrigerator there
are some apples, one
bottle of milk.
1. One y ones
One es un pronombre que se utiliza para sustituir a un nombre contable en singularevitando así la repetición innecesaria del mismo.
• I like both but the purple one is gorgeous.
- Me gustan los dos, pero el morado es precioso.
• The big ones are mine.
• - Los grandes son míos.
¿Cómo se utilizan one y ones?
Estas partículas se utilizan siguiendo unas estructuras concretas:
Wich one (¿Cuál?)
• Which one do you want? (apple)
• ¿Cuál quieres? (manzana)
Which ones do you want? (¿Cuáles?)
• Which ones do you want? (apples)
• ¿Cuáles quieres? (manzanas)
1.This one is blue and that one is red (teddy bear).
• Este es azul y aquel es rojo (osito de peluche).
2.The big one is a Dane and the small one is a Puli (dog).
• El grande es un Danés y el pequeño un Puli (perro).
• His car is very old. He needs a new one.
• Su coche es muy viejo. Necesita uno nuevo.
singular countable noun ONE
En este tipo de frase, one es un pronombre. Se refiere a un sustantivo
(singular) ya mencionado. Se usa así para evitar una repetición del
mismo sustantivo.
¿Que usos tiene "one"? Puede usarse como "sustantivo" , "adjetivo" o
"pronombre".
One puede ser sustantivo. En este caso equivale al número uno.
• I asked for a glass, but they did not have one.
• I'd like to buy a house. If I can afford it, I'll get a big one.
• I'd like to buy a house. If I can afford it, I'll get one with a lot of space.
• I'd rather have that one. Prefiero ése.
• One should work hard. Uno debería trabajar duro.
1.-This one is blue and that one is red (teddy bear).
• Este es azul y aquel es rojo (osito de peluche).
2.-The one on the left is more expensive (dress).
• El de la izquierda es más caro (vestido).
plural countable noun ONES
• I broke my glasses so I will have to buy some new ones.
• I like those shoes, but let's buy THESE ones.
• -These ones are mine.Éstos son míos. Estoy señalando dos libros que
tengo sobre la mesa.
• Those ones are yours. Ésos son tuyos. Estoy señalando otros dos
libros que son de mi interlocutor.
• I would rather have the red ones. Prefiero los rojos.
• The ones on the right are more expensive (shoes).
• Los de la derecha son más caros (zapatos).
1.Which gloves do you like best, the white ones or the red ones?
• ¿Qué guantes te gustan más, los blancos o los rojos?
• If you want tomatoes, I have some very good ones.
• Si quiere tomates tengo unos de muy buenos.
• The big ones are mine.
• - Los grandes son míos.
With uncountable nouns we use SOME
If you need some more money, I can lend you some.