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We use some/any in positive sentences.
We use SOME in positive sentences.
I'd like some milk.
I didn't have any homework but Lucas had ___.
some
Ha dicho algo.
She said something.
No vi a nadie.
I didn't see anyone.
I didn't see anybody.
No hay tiendas por aquí.
There aren't any shops around here.
We use some/any in negative sentences.
We use ANY in negative sentences.
There isn't any milk in the fridge.
I didn't bring any supplies but Daniel brought ___.
some
Vi a alguien.
I saw someone.
¿Vas a hacer algo esta noche?
Are you going to do anything tonight?
Ellos no tienen hijos.
We use ANY is all/most questions.
We use ANY in MOST questions.
Have you got any butter?
Have you got any milk?
Would you like some milk?
Can I have some milk?
I made a cake but I don't want ___.
any
¿Quieres algo de comer?
Would you like something to eat?
¿Dónde está Rachel? ¿Alguien la ha visto?
Where's Rachel. Has anyone seen her?
Hay una flores muy bonitas en el paseo de extremadura.
There are some really beautiful flowers along Paseo de Extremadura.
After Can I have.. we use any/some
Can I have SOME milk?
Would you like a some coffee?
No thanks, I don't want ___. I've already had ___.
any. some.
Somebody's at the door.
He comprado algo de queso pero nada de pan.
I bought some cheese but I didn't buy any bread.
¿Conoces algún banco por aquí?
Are there any banks around here that you know of?
Can you lend me SOME/ANY money?
Can you lend me some money?
Where's your homework?
I haven't got ____.
any
No dijo nada.
She didn't say anything.
Voy a correos. Necesito sellos.
I'm going to the post office. I need some stamps.
¿Quieres té?