some or any
Dad doesn't like some/any of my jokes.
any
What's the plural form of child?
children
The boys like pop music best.
Which question is the correct one?
a. Who like pop music best?
b. Who does like pop music best?
c. Who likes pop music best?
c. Who likes pop music best?
I ate ............... of the cakes yesterday.
some
What is the plural form of knife? Spell it, please!
knives
Ask for the subject:
Sue bought a ticket for the concert.
Who bought a ticket for the concert?
I'd like to live in a town without ........... cars.
any
What are the plural forms of fish and sheep?
fish and sheep
Veronica gets to school by bus.
Who gets to school by bus?
When do we use some and when do we use any?
Some is used in positive sentences and polite questions. Any is used in negative sentences and normal questions.
............... (Männer) and .................. (Frauen) wore make-up and jewellery.
Men and women
Ask for the subject:
They are going to have a party on Friday.
Who is going to have a party on Friday?
Negate the sentence:
Lucy likes to eat some ice cream.
Lucy doesn't like to eat any ice cream.
goats oxen geese
Ask for the subject:
Birds have got no teeth.
Who has got not teeth?