"Some" and "any" are quantifiers. They are
used when the exact number, amount, or quantity is not known or stated.
Determiners - Some
"Some" is generally used in positive sentences or questions.
· I have some money in the bank.
· They know some great doctors.
· I have some good friends.
· Do you have some money?
· Can I have some coffee?
Determiners - Any
"Any" is generally used in negative sentences or questions.
· I don't have any money.
· They don't have any children.
· There aren't any books left.
· Do you have any idea what happened?
· Do the police have any clue who
committed the crime?
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