is there some milk in the box?why is it “some”?
is there some milk in the box?why is it “some”?
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Usually with questions we use "any." "Is there any milk in the box?" You could answer, "There is some."
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Because it is NOT a yes/no question. He is actually asking the question because he has some interest in the milk. He probably wants to drink some.
Is there any milk? = Neutral yes/no question.
Is there some milk? = Question where there is some interest in the actual milk.
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"Milk" is a non-countable noun. If you wish to quantify, you must say "a bottle" or some such.
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