NAME: MONSERRAT GUTIERREZ REZA

LICENCIATURA EN LA ENSEÑANZA DEL INGLES

TEACHER: SALMA ARANDA TÉLLEZ

SOME AND ANY

DO SOME and
ANY mean the
same thing in
English?
◦ The literal meaning of
both determinants is
the same. Some and
any could be translated
by some (algunas /os),
and any (algunas / os)
we usually use it when
we don't need to
determine exactly the
amount of what we are
referring to.
Diference
Countable and
uncountable
◦ Los countable
nouns son aquellos
elementos que
pueden ser contados
de uno en uno
utilizando los
números
The use of some and any
I have a flower . (Singular countable- affirmative)
I have two flowers. (Plural countable – affirmative )
I have some flowers. ( plural countable – affirmative )
I need some flower (Plural countable –affirmative )

I don`t any shoes. (Plural countable – negative)

She wants some grapes (Plural countable- affirmative)

We need some milk. (Uncountable- affirmative)

We don`t need any milk. (Uncountable- negative)

We need a bottle of milk. (Singular countable –. affirmative)

I`d like some sugar please (Uncountable –affirmative )

I don’t want any sugar thanks (uncountable – negative)

He heeds some help. (Uncountable-affirmative)

He doesn`t need any help. (Uncountable- negative)

? Did you have an accident? (Singular countable)

? Do you have any questions? (Plural countable)

? Does he need any help. (Uncountable)