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    Grammar Up!: Level 1 Part 7 Some or Any

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    Some and any are words that indicate quantity. Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns to mean "a number of" or "an amount of". Any is usually used in questions and negative sentences. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using some and any in sentences with different nouns to convey quantity or lack thereof.

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    Some and any are words that indicate quantity. Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns to mean "a number of" or "an amount of". Any is usually used in questions and negative sentences. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using some and any in sentences with different nouns to convey quantity or lack thereof.

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    Some and any are words that indicate quantity. Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns to mean "a number of" or "an amount of". Any is usually used in questions and negative sentences. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using some and any in sentences with different nouns to convey quantity or lack thereof.

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    Grammar Up!: Level 1 Part 7 Some or Any

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    Some and any are words that indicate quantity. Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns to mean "a number of" or "an amount of". Any is usually used in questions and negative sentences. The document provides exercises for learners to practice using some and any in sentences with different nouns to convey quantity or lack thereof.

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    Grammar Up!

    Level 1 Part 7 Some or Any


    1:7 Some or Any
    Some and any are words that tell us about quantity. Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns and means a number of or an amount of. Any is usually used in questions and negative sentences.

    Exercise 1
    Select some or any in the following sentences Sentence Does he have ... influence with the board? Has he seen ... job opportunities worth applying for? Have you managed to make ... progress? He reviewed ... short-term effects of the change. He said that ... research had been done previously. I do not have ... objections to your proposal. I do not predict ... major rise in prices. I had ... difficulty in reading his instructions. I have not had ... interesting offers so far. Some or Any

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    I would like ... more time to complete the task. Is there ... aspect we have not yet covered? Is there ... model you especially like? Is there ... use in continuing with this project? ... individuals would appreciate the extra overtime! ... of the meeting times have been brought forward. ... personnel do not agree with this suggestion. ... problems are due to poor training. The fault was caused by ... weakness in the structure. The law does not allow ... pollution in this area. The work should not involve ... further overheads There was ... surprise at his promotion. We have made ... investigations into the causes of the problem. We have not got ... test vehicles left in the workshop. Were ... serious mistakes found in the program?

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    Will ... width do or is there a specification?

    Exercise 2
    Now practice your own sentences. Try using the following words from Getting It Down! Information: Qualities, skills, responsibilities, aspects, factors, facts, subjects, areas, arguments, reasons, effects, jobs, approaches, advantages. Look at the unit for their synonyms for more.

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