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Should I say "I can't get good phone service in any room in this house" or "I can't get good phone service in any roomS in this house"? Which one is right? Between these two options
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The second one. When any is used with a countable noun, the noun will almost always be plural.
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You could say "I can't get good phone service in any room in this house" or "I can't get good phone service in any OF THE ROOMS in this house" (I think the second one sounds a lot more natural)
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