11、Some和any的用法及演习(国外英文资料).doc

11、Some和any的用法及练习(国外英文资料) The use and practice of Some and any The use of some and any in there be sentence patterns: some is used in affirmative sentences, and any in negative or interrogative sentences. Some means some and several, and is usually used in affirmative sentences. The main usage is summarized as follows: 1. Some is used as an adjective. When used, it can be used to modify plural countable nouns and also to modify uncountable nouns. Such as: There are some students in the classroom.. How many students are there in the classroom?. There is some milk in the glass.. Theres some milk in the glass. Two, some as pronouns, when used in the sentence as the subject or object. Such as: Some of the boys are playing games now.. How many boys are playing games now?. I, have, no, paper., Please, give, me, some., I dont have any paper. Please give me some. Three and some can sometimes be used in interrogative or conditional sentences to express requests, suggestions, and expectations. It can also be used in rhetorical questions. Such as: Can, you, give, me, some, money? Can you give me some money? Would, you, like, some, more, rice? Would you like some more rice? Why, don, t, you, buy, some, flowers, for, her? Why dont you buy her some flowers? If, you, want (some), I, ll, give, you, some., if you want (some), Ill give you some. Any also means something, but it is often used in negative, negative, or interrogative sentences. Its specific uses are as follows: 1. Any is used as an adjective. When you use it, you can modify the singular or plural numbers of countable nouns, and you can also modify uncountable nouns. Such as: Do, you, have, any, questions, to, ask? Do you have any questions to ask? There isn t any water in this bottle. there is no water in this bottle. Two and any can be used in the affirmative, and can be used to express the meaning of any. Such as: You may, take, any, of, them., these things, you can take whichever you want. Any, man, with, eyes, his,