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English as foreign language - Year 6
Grammar - Quantities
Exercises for practising quantities
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"Some" and "any" are quantifiers used to indicate an indefinite quantity or amount in English grammar.
"Some" is used in positive sentences or questions to indicate the existence of a quantity, but not specifying how much. For example:
- "I have some apples."
- "Do you want some water?"
- "I don't have any apples."
- "Do you have any water?"