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Perfect many thanks, I have only one bad answer, write an oranges but the correct answer is some, because Oranges is a plural noun... I improve my English with your videos !!!
Hi! I'm very confused with these answers to some sentences in the apendix of Grant Taylor's book : ''Are there some cigarettes in the box on the table?'' ''Are there any (or some) extra chairs in the other classroom?" "Did the teacher make any (or some) comments on your paper?" I would answer ''any'' to all of them, but there seems to be a different opinion in this book. Is ''some'' here some kind of exception to the rule? I would appreciate your answer.
While your video is more accurate than many other online sources on the topic, your video also omits one important aspect. In negative sentences, 'any' is only used if it means 'nothing or nobody at all'. Examples contrary to your description: 1. 'Some students did not do some parts of the homework'. 2. Oxford Learner's Dictionary: 'Lack...is the state of not having something or not having enough of something'. In both cases, 'some' needs to be used in negative sentences.
Yes, there are even more rules though I didn't want to overwhelm students learning English. These are the main rules and the ones most likely to be used. Once they get to a more advanced level, they can learn all of the nuances of the language.
Hi Woodward English, I'm glad to found you. this tutorial is such a simple but amazing. I have a question, why "SOME" at 09:34 followed by singular noun? Greeting :)
Great question. CAKE can be both countable and uncountable. If you are talking about part of a cake, it is usually uncountable. It can also be uncountable if we are talking about cake in general. However you CAN count individual (whole) cakes making it countable. e.g. He wanted two cakes for his birthday. Have you seen our video about Countable and Uncountable Nouns? - th-cam.com/video/KJCKugsb9jw/w-d-xo.html Food is often (though not always) uncountable.
Thank you for the wonderful explanation! I've got a question about the salad. It is countable and uncountable like the cake, isn't it? That's why at 11.46 min. in the exercise you wrote A SALAD ( "Let's make A salad.) I thought we should have written "Let's make some salad."
Sir I have a question at end of the video you gave some sentences where the sentence was do we have - strawberries in the fridge so I want to know why you used any why we cant use a strawberries or bcoz of ? mark any is used I hope sir you got my query 🙏
Hello Thanks for your video. Just one question. Could I say : Do we have some strawberries in the fridge instead of Do we have any strawberries in the fridge? As for me, it looks like a question to ask for something . Thanks for your response.
Great question. SOME could be used in that situation and people would understand, though ANY is correct. You normally use CAN I when you are asking for something.
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Hi! I'm very confused with these answers to some sentences in the apendix of Grant Taylor's book : ''Are there some cigarettes in the box on the table?'' ''Are there any (or some) extra chairs in the other classroom?" "Did the teacher make any (or some) comments on your paper?" I would answer ''any'' to all of them, but there seems to be a different opinion in this book. Is ''some'' here some kind of exception to the rule? I would appreciate your answer.
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While your video is more accurate than many other online sources on the topic, your video also omits one important aspect. In negative sentences, 'any' is only used if it means 'nothing or nobody at all'. Examples contrary to your description: 1. 'Some students did not do some parts of the homework'. 2. Oxford Learner's Dictionary: 'Lack...is the state of not having something or not having enough of something'. In both cases, 'some' needs to be used in negative sentences.
Yes, there are even more rules though I didn't want to overwhelm students learning English. These are the main rules and the ones most likely to be used. Once they get to a more advanced level, they can learn all of the nuances of the language.
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Is there a "THERE IS/THERE ARE" (affirmative, negative and question) lesson video that you can share please? Great videos by the way.
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Are Some and any articles ?
Some and any are quantifiers.
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I'm glad to found you. this tutorial is such a simple but amazing.
I have a question, why "SOME" at 09:34 followed by singular noun?
Greeting :)
Great question.
CAKE can be both countable and uncountable.
If you are talking about part of a cake, it is usually uncountable. It can also be uncountable if we are talking about cake in general.
However you CAN count individual (whole) cakes making it countable. e.g. He wanted two cakes for his birthday.
Have you seen our video about Countable and Uncountable Nouns? - th-cam.com/video/KJCKugsb9jw/w-d-xo.html
Food is often (though not always) uncountable.
I think I've made a wrong question literally.
Fortunately, you can understand what I mean.
So, is CAKE on the questions mean uncountable noun?
In these specific questions, yes, CAKE is uncountable.
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Great video Woodward as always. But I have a question.
Why do we use "a" instead of "some" in fruit salad?
Is fruit salad an exception?
Because SALAD is countable. One salad, two salads .... "fruit" just lets us know what type of salad it is.
@@WoodwardEnglish :o it's like a container/ class manager, like one "cup" of coffee. But in this case, it's a container from kinds of salads.
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Do we have some strawberries in the fridge? Some is right too in sentences, right ?
Some people may say that though it is not grammatically correct. It should be ANY because it is a question.
What about ‘any political party‘ instead of ‘any political parties‘? I saw it in negative sentences and questions.
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I've got a question about the salad. It is countable and uncountable like the cake, isn't it? That's why at 11.46 min. in the exercise you wrote A SALAD ( "Let's make A salad.) I thought we should have written "Let's make some salad."
Yes, salad can be both countable and uncountable.
See here: www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/salad
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Sir I have a question at end of the video you gave some sentences where the sentence was do we have - strawberries in the fridge so I want to know why you used any why we cant use a strawberries or bcoz of ? mark any is used I hope sir you got my query 🙏
A ... is with a singular noun. Strawberries is plural noun. (Strawberry is a singular noun)
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Thanks for your video. Just one question. Could I say : Do we have some strawberries in the fridge instead of Do we have any strawberries in the fridge? As for me, it looks like a question to ask for something . Thanks for your response.
Great question. SOME could be used in that situation and people would understand, though ANY is correct. You normally use CAN I when you are asking for something.
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11:05 why some *chocolates* plural are not used
Because I am talking about chocolate in general ... not individual pieces of chocolate.
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Let's make *a* fruit salad ( we add *A* because it's singular) 😄✌🏻
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I ask you a question, what 's the difference between any time and anytime?
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Thanks for this video. I can now understand the difference between some and any in English
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