Use some with plural countable nouns:, I've got some money in my pocket., I have got some apples in the fridge., Would you like some coffee?, Can you lend me some money, please?, Use some with uncountable nouns in affirmative sentences:, I've got some money in my pocket., I have got some apples in the fridge., Would you like some coffee?, Can you lend me some money, please?, Use some in offers:, I've got some money in my pocket., I have got some apples in the fridge., Would you like some coffee?, Can you lend me some money, please?, Use some in requests:, I've got some money in my pocket., I have got some apples in the fridge., Would you like some coffee?, Can you lend me some money, please?, Use any with plural nouns in negative sentences:, Have you got any pencils I can borrow?, Do we have any coffee?, We haven't got any pencils with us., She hasn't got any money., Use any with plural nouns in questions:, Have you got any pencils I can borrow?, Do we have any coffee?, We haven't got any pencils with us., She hasn't got any money., Use any with uncountable nouns in negative sentences:, Have you got any pencils I can borrow?, Do we have any coffee?, We haven't got any pencils with us., She hasn't got any money., Use any with uncountable nouns in questions:, Have you got any pencils I can borrow?, Do we have any coffee?, We haven't got any pencils with us., She hasn't got any money.
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