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    This document summarizes the differences between using "some" and "any" in English. It explains that "some" is used with affirmative sentences and plural or uncountable nouns, while "any" is used with negative sentences and questions. It provides examples of using "some" and "any" both with and without following nouns. The document also discusses the differences between "a lot", "a lot of", and "lots of", explaining that "a lot" is more informal while "a lot of" and "lots of" always require a following noun. It encourages practicing these terms in an activity watching a video.

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    This document summarizes the differences between using "some" and "any" in English. It explains that "some" is used with affirmative sentences and plural or uncountable nouns, while "any" is used with negative sentences and questions. It provides examples of using "some" and "any" both with and without following nouns. The document also discusses the differences between "a lot", "a lot of", and "lots of", explaining that "a lot" is more informal while "a lot of" and "lots of" always require a following noun. It encourages practicing these terms in an activity watching a video.

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    SOME AND ANY Copy (9) - 230522 - 194959

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    This document summarizes the differences between using "some" and "any" in English. It explains that "some" is used with affirmative sentences and plural or uncountable nouns, while "any" is used with negative sentences and questions. It provides examples of using "some" and "any" both with and without following nouns. The document also discusses the differences between "a lot", "a lot of", and "lots of", explaining that "a lot" is more informal while "a lot of" and "lots of" always require a following noun. It encourages practicing these terms in an activity watching a video.

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    SOME AND ANY

    SOME (Algun, algunos, algunas, alguna)

    • We always use it with affirmative sentences. Never for

    negative sentences.

    • We use it with plural and uncountable nouns


    • Some always goes in front of nouns

    Yes I have

    money left

    There is milk

    There are tomatoes

    There are people interested in learning

    French

    We have friends in common

    ANY (Ningun, ninguna, ningunos, ningunas)

    • We use it with negative sentences and questions.

    • We always use it with plural and uncountable nouns.

    Do

    you have money

    No I don't have

    money

    There isn't bread


    Is there pasta

    There aren't peppers

    When to use some in questions

    Offer

    would
    youlike some

    Etna
    Ask for Can I get havesome

    Suggest
    Why don't

    we buy some

    Some and Any without a noun

    You can use some and any in a sentence without a


    noun if its meaning is clear or obvious

    Peter ate some some chocolate

    didn't take photos

    any any

    Would
    you like
    I bought some

    grapes

    some C some grapes


    ACTIVITY

    Now
    No non

    A lot of, Lots of, A lot

    Ialog hamburgers

    A lot Se utiliza cuando no tenemos un sustantivo

    después like

    You look a lot

    your more

    My friend Teresa eats a lot apples


    Iality

    FORMÉPED RaptINFORMAL

    A lot of/ Lots of Son sinónimos, los utilizamos

    cuando va un sustantivo después

    I drink alottofttea sperdiiada

    Tater is wasted

    Lots of

    A lot Effeople travel alone

    Lots often cry when

    they are sick

    Activity

    https://youtu.be/WGS54WFYsXQ

    A lot A lot of Lots of


    Significa demasiado informal
    Significa significandemasiado
    demasiado formal

    Seutilizawando Seutilizan wando va unsustantivo


    no tienes in después SIEMPRE DEBEN TENERUN
    sustantivodespue's SUSTANTIVO
    lovesushialot A lot of people go to the movietheateron
    IIYoulookalot the weekends
    likeyourbrother
    Lots of women spendmoney on clothes

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