Any, some, somewhere, anywhere, etc.
SOME AND ANY
We generally use some and any to talk about indefinite amounts:
I've got some good news.
Have you got any news?
With this meaning, we use some in positive sentences, and any in negatives and questions.
Some and any as pronouns
We use some and any as pronouns:
- on their own to replace a noun:
I didn't bring my money with me. Don't worry, I've got some.
I'd love to meet a news reporter. Do you know any?
- with of + the, ...
CITESTE SI
Reguli - Diateza Pasiva in Lb.Romana - Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
...expect. He is said to be living in Spain. Regula: daca cel de-al doilea verb exprima ...
Adverbs - Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
...an describe manner (how), place (where), time (when), frequency (how often), degree (to what extent). Formation of adverbs: a) ...
Who, That, Which - Limba Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
...n first place. She belongs to a great organization, ...