Some, Any, and No

1. Overview: Some, any, and no are words we use with nouns to show quantity. They help us talk about how much or how many of something we have or do not have. 2. Cases of Usage: Case 1: Use "some" for positive sentences when we have a quantity. Example: I have some apples. Case 2: Use "any" for questions and negative sentences. Example: Do you have any oranges? Example: I don't have any oranges. Case 3: Use "no" to show the absence of something. Example: I have no bananas. 3. Exceptions or Things to Pay Attention To: - "Some" is usually not used in questions unless we expect a positive answer. Example: Would you like some coffee? (We expect a "yes.") - "Any" is often used in questions and negative sentences. Example: I don't have any money.