some VS any, When we want to refer to a plural noun or an uncountable noun, without giving a specific quantity, we use ‘some’ and ‘any’. We use ‘some’ in affirmatives and ‘any’ in questions and negatives., When we make requests and offers, we usually use ‘___’?, When we make requests and offers, we usually use ‘some.’, Would you like ____ chocolate?, Would you like some chocolate?, Can I have ___ water please?, Can I have some water please?, semi-dolce, semi-sweet, Posso ordinarlo più tardi?, Can I order it later?, Vorrei ordinarlo più tardi., I would like to order it later., Vorreste ordinare un dolce?, Woud you like to order a dessert?, pubblicare su Facebook, to post on facebook, acqua frizzante or acqua gassata, sparkling water, piano terra, ground floor, da....a, from .... to, margine di manovra and libertà d'azione, leeway, ore di lavoro, work hours, partire, leave, presto, early, più presto, earlier, Non mi piace essere di fretta., I don't like being in a rush., impegnativo, challenging, cena con i miei colleghi, dinner with my colleagues, spostarsi, move, organizate❌, organize✅, Sono andato in spiaggia per rilassarmi., I went to the beach to relax.
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