How can I use somo and any?
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In general we use some in positive sentenses and any in negative sentenses. We can use both some and any in questions.
Also we often use any after if, for example: Let me know if any problems occur.
And any is used with the meaning "it doesn't matter which": Let's doing something. What will we do? Anything.I don't mind.
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I need some help Any amount will do. Here you do not need to say the word help in the second part after Any as it is understood.
I hope this helps.
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Ok thank you
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