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1) - There is some coriander - There are some sweet potatoes - there is some passion fruit juice. 2) - There isn't any bean - There aren't any bananas - There isn't any pasta 3) - Have you got any sirloin? - Have you got any yakisoba? - Have you got any biryani? Thanks a lot for the support, teache Andrew. Your classes have helped me too much. Good explaining method. Congratulations for your work!!!
Reginaldo Souza Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: - There is some coriander --> correct - There are some sweet potatoes --> correct - there is some passion fruit juice. --> correct 2) - There isn't any bean --> There *aren't* any *beans* (beans and lentils are countable) - There aren't any bananas --> correct - There isn't any pasta --> correct 3) - Have you got any sirloin? --> correct - Have you got any yakisoba? --> I'm not sure, sorry! - Have you got any biryani? --> I'm not sure, sorry! Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hi, Andrew. I wish you feel healthy and happy and I would like to thank you for your fruitful teaching. In fact, I took much advantage of your lessons which are very interesting and useful. I wish you more success. My Request for you, sir, is " Can you post videos related to "Transitional Words and Adverbs". As a matter of fact, I have difficulty organizing my essays or composition as a result of a lack of using such points.
Come on sir! You are super star. Great. I'm an English teacher in China and you have really taught me a lot today. Awesome!!!! I'm gonna teach this today......
Hi, teacher thanks a lot for you advice I learned how can I use some and any 1. There are some tomatoes, There is some cheese and There are some eggs in my fridge. 2. There isn't any pasta There aren't any sauces There isn't any meat in my fridge. 3. Do you have some tea? Do you have some Apple pie? Do you have some bananas? Thanks teacher, cheers
This is very clear and useful. I am having the test tomorrow about article and conditional I have watched a lot of your videos, they are helping me to understand more clearly.Thanks a million.
Thanks so much for this lesson. I'd like to know more about the Chocolate whether it's a countable or uncountable as u said "Do you have any chocolates?". and why bread is in uncountable nouns? because I think we can count it. 🌼
Thank you very much, Sir Andrew. You helped me alot.. more power to you Sir.. God bless you.. you're so kind for teaching us... thank you again Sir.. I like your videos.. Very helpful and I have learned alot..
+Ariston Cortez Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons and I'm sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been on holiday. Best wishes, Andrew
"SOME" Rule 1 - We use "some" in positive sentences with: - countable nouns in the plural; - uncountable nouns always in the singular; Rule 2 - We use "some" in questions asking for something: - countable nouns in the plural; - uncountable nouns always in the singular; Rule 3 - We use "some" in questions offering something: - countable nouns in the plural; - uncountable nouns always in the singular; "ANY" Rule 1 - We use "any" for normal questions: - countable nouns in the plural; - uncountable nouns always in the singular; Rule 2 - We use "any" in the negative sentences: - countable nouns in the plural; - uncountable nouns always in the singular;
Dear Andrew, I have no words to describe you how much thankful I am, to you of posting these tutorials. As always this lesson is very informative but I an little bit confusion between two sentences; 1) There are a few apples. 2) There are some apples. Would you please put some light on these? I guess the difference Is the situation in which we use it! Thank you
Hello and thanks for the comment and question. We use both "a few" and "some" to indicate a plural but there is a slight difference in meaning: 1) There are a few apples. -> ""a few" = a small quantity (but more than 1 ) A few would be 2, 3 or 4 apples, for example 2) There are some apples. -> "some" = a normal plural (more than 1) Some could be 3, 100 or 10,000 apples, for example. Best wishes, Andrew
Thank you very much Mr. Andrew. I learned your lovely lesson. 1.i. There are some oranges. ii. There is some chocolate. iii. There is some ice-cream. 2.i. There isn't any oil. ii. There aren't any coconuts. iii. There isn't any wheat flour. 3.i. do you have any eggs? ii. Do you have any butter? iii. Do you have any ice-cream?
Hi Andrew ;) 1) There are some radishes and some lettuce -There are some eggs -There is some chees And I'll make a delicious healthy salad :) 2) There isn't any sausge -There aren't any tomatoes -There isn't any butter And I'll stay hungry ;) 3) Are there any cheery ( my favourites fruits) - Is there any pineapplle - Excuse me, I'm looking for red kichen curtains. Do you have any red curtains?/ Are there any red curtains? Thak you a lot for this video :)
Silvia Kerkelova Hi, thanks again for your answers. Here are my comments and corrections: 1) "There are some radishes and some lettuce" --> Correct "There are some eggs" --> Correct "There is some chees" --> Correct (but "cheese" is the correct spelling) "And I'll make a delicious healthy salad :)" --> The salad sounds good! 2) "There isn't any sausge" --> It depends! If the sausages are small individual sized sausages, small enough for one person to eat, then "sausage" is countable and we say "There aren't any sausages." But if the sausage is a very big sausage that you cut into several portions for several people (like cheese), then sausage is uncountable and we say "There isn't any sausage." "There aren't any tomatoes" --> Correct "There isn't any butter" --> Correct 3)"Are there any cheery" --> (I think you mean "cherry"?) Cherry is a countable noun. So we must use the plural - "Are there any cherries?" or "Do you have any cherries?" "Is there any pineapplle" --> In the context of a shop, pineapple is a countable noun because they sell lots of them. So we say "Are there any pineapples?" or even better "Do you have any pineapples?" "Excuse me, I'm looking for red kichen curtains. Do you have any red curtains?/ Are there any red curtains?" --> Correct, very good :) Well done, you did very well. Best wishes, Andrew
Today i am here in my working field. But we have our fridge here. Here are some of my answers: 1.1. There are some insulin injections.1.2. There are some cans of milk.1.3. There are some chocolate bars.2.1. There isn't any coffee2.2. There aren' any bars of chocolate2.3 there aren't any herbal medicines3.1 Do you have any bottles of wine?3.2 is there any wine3.3 is there any juiceI standed to be corrected if i have committed mistakes. Thank you and more power sir Andrew.
+Jade Gaburno All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson and your level of English is very good. Best wishes, Andrew
1. There is some water. There are some carrots. There is some milk. 2. There are not any pumpkins. There are not any cabbages. There is not any milk. 3. Is there any chocolate? Are there any limes? Is there any bottled water? I have a question, Andrew, is it possible to say Is there some bottled water? (we are asking about something, that was the rule). You are one of the best lecturers, thank you for your amazing work!
+unboxing1991 Hello and thanks for your answers and sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been very busy. All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. "Is there any bottled water?" is correct because it is a question. Best wishes, Andrew
I love to listen and visualize your video. ..especially when you start your video and when you are saying hello everyone This is Andrew. ...I love it 😍😍😍😍😍
hi you're very clever teacher, you make you're lessons very interesting and easy, and there is something else I had noticed here, that you mix between grammar and vocabulary without making the learner feels that he studies two stuff, so, he will profit grammar and many used words without feeling tired. so, thank you very much.
Q:1There is some cheese . There are some bananas .There is some coffee .There are some bananas .Q:2There isn't any coffee. There aren't any apples .There isn't any suger.There aren't any kiwis . Q:3Do you have any carrots? Do you have any tea?Do you have any oranges ? Do you have any cheese?
Thank you so much for your teaching. 1.There is some juice. There are some oranges. There is some butter. 2.There isn't any sugar. There aren't any carrots. There aren't any papayas. 3.Do you have any potatos? Are there any fishes? Is there any milk?
Good morning Teacher, First of all, I'd like to thank you for the lesson, I love all your videos but I have some questions about this lesson. I'm gonna give you an example and I'd like to ask for the underline word and correct me if I'm wrong: 1- There was a shop near her house. (a shop) The first answer: What was there near her house? The second answer: What was near her house? My question is: What's the different between the two questions and why? Kind regards
thank you for your lesson, it was very clear. I'd like ask you in order rule 2 using "some" in question asking for something, I can say: "Can I have some cheese?". But in order rule 1 using "any" in questions I have to say: "do you have any cheese? the meaning is the same in both sentences, why there is this difference? Excuse me if I don't speak well english. thanks for your attention.
Lucia Parisi Hello and thanks for the comment and question. The meaning of "Can I have some cheese?" is not the same as "do you have any cheese?""Can I have some cheese?" - I am asking for somebody to give me some cheese. "do you have any cheese?" - I am asking if they possess any cheese. I am not necessarily asking them to give me the cheese. The basic rule for questions is if the question is to ask to receive or give something that is an uncountable noun, then we use "some". Otherwise, for "normal" questions concerning uncountable nouns, we use "any". Best wishes, Andrew
I would rather ask you a question. Yesterday, my English teacher said: "Can you give me some helpful advice for the situation ?" We gave him some answers, but not pleased him. Then, he proceeded to ask: "Can you give me any better advice?" Well, I think the first question is indisputably true. However, the second is quite counfusing when remembering your lesson. So I want to ask whether the second is true or not ? Follow me, when my teacher used "some", he guessed that his students have questions already and when he use "any" he was not sure if they have or not. Is that true? I know it is annoying to ask you read too much, but this is really important with me. Thanks and best wishes to you!
The second question should be ""Can you give me some better advice?" That is grammatically correct because we are asking to receive something and advice is uncountable. If we want to know if other advice exists, then we say "Is there ANY better advice?" or we can say "Do you have ANY better advice?" because these are simple questions and we are not necessarily asking to receive it. So because the meaning is so similar, people often mix them up. It is very small mistake, very subtle but quite common. You will hear it a lot. But you are right :) Andrew
Hi Andrew, 1. In my fridge is some milk. 2. There are some eggs. 3. There is some butter. 1.In my fridge aren´t any beers. 2. There isn´t any ham. 3. There aren´t any slices of cheese. 1. Do you have any mangos? 2. Is there any oil? 3. Is there any beer? Thank you!
1 There are some tomates There are some peppers There is some milk 2 there aren't any apples There isn't any juice There isn't any cheese 3 Do you have any tomates Are there any potatoes Is there any wine
1) - There are some tomatoes - There are some vegetables - There is some butter 2) - There aren’t any pizzas - There isn’t any flour - There aren’t any yoghurts 3) - Do yo have any potatoes ? - Do you have any beans ? - Are there any pickles? I’m not completly sure about the last one. Thank you very much for your work, congratulations!
hi Mr Andrew, I like your videos so much, I speak broke english but I have started feeling like it is improving just because of your videos thank you so much , these are my sentences : 1 - There are some bananas - there are some eggs in the fridge -there is some milk in the fridge 2: - there isn't any fruit - there aren't any cakes -there aren't any strawberries 3: - do you have any cookies - do you have any pancakes - do you have any pasta . thank you once again ☺ ,Sarah Sidrim From Morocco
+Sara Yaman Hello Sara. All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Don't forget that all new sentences must start with a CAPITAL letter. It is very important in English. Also, don't forget to write a question mark ( *?* ) at the end of a question: 3: - Do you have any cookies *?* Do you have any pancakes *?* Do you have any pasta *?* Best wishes, Andrew
All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Don't forget that all new sentences must start with a CAPITAL letter. It is very important in English. Best wishes, Andrew
There is some butter There are some oranges There is some jam There isn't any Cheese There aren't any fruits There isn't any milk Do you have any eggs? Do you have any meat? Do you have any orange jus?
hanane saad Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections: There is some butter --> correct There are some oranges --> correct There is some jam --> correct There isn't any Cheese --> correct There aren't any fruits --> There *isn't* any *fruit.* (uncountable) There isn't any milk --> correct Do you have any eggs? --> correct Do you have any meat? --> correct Do you have any orange jus? --> Do you have any orange *juice* ? Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hello Andrew, I'm Brice an I teach English for secondary schools in Gabon. I watched your videos about English lessons and I found them interesting. I have a request about two sentences: This is it and that is it. What's the difference between them? I'll be very glad to read your answers. Thanks indeed.
Hi Andrew, and thanks for your lessons! 1A There are some eggs. 1B There is some water. 1C There are some carrots. 2A There isn't any whine. 2B There aren't any apples. 2C There isn't any bread. 3A Have you got any milk? 3B Can I have any chocolate? 3C Do you have any pomegranates?
1) There is some water, some milk and some eggs in my fridge at home. 2) There aren't any vegetables. There isn't any ice cream and there isn't any fish in my fridge. 3) Do you have any carrots? Do you have any chicken? Do you have any rice? Thanks for the video.
Hi, I'm Brazilian and I'm studying English, but I have some questions. But I try to do this exercise... Q1: there is some milk. there are some pineapples there are some apples Q2: there isn't any cheese there isn't any pizza there isn't any strawberry Q3: Do you have any pasta? do you have any chocolate? do you have any icecream?
Hi Andrew: Thanks for everything you teach us!!! I would like to know if you have any class about how to use the verb “to get”? This is a very difficult verb for me. I would appreciate it a lot. Greetings!!!
Thanks so much for your lessons. 1)there is some grapes. There are some tomatoes. there is some water. 2) there aren't any oranges. there isn't any alcool. there isn't any butter. 3)do I have any pasta? could I have some the? do I have any carrots?
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: 1)there is some grapes. -> there *are* some grapes. There are some tomatoes. --> correct there is some water. --> correct 2) there aren't any oranges. --> correct there isn't any alcool. --> correct (alcohol) there isn't any butter. --> correct 3)do I have any pasta? --> correct could I have some the? --> correct (tea) do I have any carrots? --> correct Andrew
Hi Andrew, here goes my answers: There are some bananas There is some milk There are some pears There isn't any water There aren't any glasses of water There aren't any grapes Do you have any water? Are there any cherries? Is there any milk? Thank you for teach us.
There is some yogurt. There is some butter. There are some oranges. There isn't any rice. There aren't any tomatoes Do you have any fig? Do you have any biscuits? Thank you very much for all your great videos.
+Teuta Arifi Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is some yogurt. --> correct There is some butter. --> correct There are some oranges. --> correct There isn't any rice. --> correct There aren't any tomatoes --> correct Do you have any fig? --> Do you have any figs? (plural) Do you have any biscuits? --> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hi! This issue is complicated for me. I'm learning English alone at home. I have a doubt. How can I use Any when I want to talk to about party?? A mean...which one is correct? Are you going to have any party tomorrow or are you going any parties tomorrow?? Thanks professor!!
Mr.Andrew,how are you doing?I am going to ask a simple question .what should I say__Sachin is one of the greatest cricketors(Sachin is from India.Now he is not playing cricket)or should I say Sachin was one of the greatest cricketors .please clarify my doubt .I would be very thankful for your answer.
1) Foods that are in my fridge There are some potatoes There is some milk There is a bit of butter as well 2) Foods aren't in my fridge There isn't any honey in my fridge There aren't any onions in my fridge There isn't any cooking oil in the fridge 3) In a shop Do you have any chocolate? Are there any children books here? Could I get any chips here?
Daniphord Mwajah Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: 1) Foods that are in my fridge There are some potatoes --> correct There is some milk --> correct There is a bit of butter as well --> correct 2) Foods aren't in my fridge There isn't any honey in my fridge --> correct There aren't any onions in my fridge --> correct There isn't any cooking oil in the fridge --> correct 3) In a shop Do you have any chocolate? --> correct Are there any children books here? --> Are there any *children's* books here? Could I get any chips here? --> correct Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Sir, you said that we use some when we are offering something in questions and we use any for regular questions! Does that mean that we can not use any when we offer something? Thank you
valdeta kasapi Yes, when we are offering something, it is better to use "some" and not "any". Example: "Do you want any water?" is not correct. Best wishes Andrew
There is some drink yoghurt. There are some cucumbers. There is some fruit. There isn't any orange juice. There aren't any potatoes. There isn't any rice. Do you have any meat ? Do you have any milk ? Do you have any biscuits? Thanks a lot
Tumadhir Abdulmohsen Very good, all of your answers are correct. There is just 1 small correction: "There is some drink yoghurt." -> I am not sure what this is but it is better to say "There is some yoghurt." Andrew
Hi Andrew, thank you for the youtube about "any". After watching the video, I am confused with this sentence: "we can get a book from any library in the state". Library is a countable noun. According to your youtube, it will be like "we can get a book from any libraries in the state." Can you explain why the any is followed by a countable singular noun(library)? Thank you.
Hi Andrew, I'm sending my sentences. Thanks for your feedback time. 1.- There are some types of ham. - There is much pear juice. - There are some yogurts. 2. - There isn't any broth. - There aren't some fruit. - There isn't any guacamole. 3. - Do you have any grapes? - Isn't there some rice? - Don't you have some pop corn?
+Adriana Marcela Pinzón Martínez Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: 1.- There are some types of ham. --> grammatically correct but not very natural. "There are several types of ham." or simply "There is some ham." are both better. - There is much pear juice. --> grammatically correct but not very natural. In the affirmative, it's better to say "a lot of" -> "There is *a lot of* pear juice." - There are some yogurts. --> correct 2. - There isn't any broth. --> correct - There aren't some fruit. --> There isn't any fruit. ("fruit" is uncountable) - There isn't any guacamole. --> correct 3. - Do you have any grapes? --> correct - Isn't there some rice? --> Isn't there *any* rice? - Don't you have some pop corn? --> Don't you have *any* popcorn? You have made a few mistakes. I suggest you watch this lesson again. :) Best wishes, Andrew
1) There are some carrots, there are some zucchini and there is some a beer. 2) There isn't any milk, there aren't any eggs, there isn't a fruit juice. 3) Do you have any onions? Do you have any pizza? Do you have any tomatoes? Thank you for your lessons and advice!
1- There are some potatoes. There is some milk. There are some bananas. 2- There isn`t sany yogurt. There aren`t any oranges. There isn`t any meat. 3- Do you have any coffee? Are there any cookies? Is there any water?
Hi sir i have a question which is: Since food is uncounable noun, why did you ask ( what food are not in your fridge ) ? why didn't you say ( what food is not in your fridge ) ? I know that apples , bananas .....etc are countable nouns ,which are kinds of food ,but food as a word is uncountable noun
Hi .good teacher 1)There is some wotermelon There are some oranges There is some ice cream 2)There isnt any milk There are not any chocolates 3) Do you have any snacks? Are there any pineapples? Is there any butter?
Hello Andrew.I have an exercise and I would like you help me correct the possible mistakes. Some friends are coming for dinner and so my fridge is really full. I've got some prawns and fresh fish to cook on the grill and a corn on the cob. There's a bottle of mineral water but I haven't got any alcohol-my firends don't drink. I've got them some fruit juice instead. There's a lettuce to make a salad and some tomatoes. I haven't got any onions for the salad-I don't like raw onions. I've got a cucumber ... Oh. no! I haven't. Where's that cucumber...?
A.) Questions asking or requesting something: 1. May I have some books to read? 2. Could I have some milk? 3. Can I have some statistical data to support my report? B.) Questions offering for something: 1. Would you like some DVDs to watch when you go home? 2. Do you like some desserts? 3. Would you love to let me give you some advice? 4. Do you love to have some cakes? 5. Would you prefer to let me read that to you so you won't have a hard time reading it? 6. Do you prefer to have some soup to get rid of your flatulence? 7. Do you want some conversations in order to forget your problem? C.) Positive statements: 1. I have some questions. 2. The world has some goodness to believe in. D.) Regular questions other than requesting or offering something: 1. Do you have any questions? 2. Are you willing to have any travels in different places in the world? 3. Have you had any major problems these past few months? 4. Is there any pain in your heart? E.) Negative statements: 1. I can't find any mistakes in the following sentences. 2. She's not ready yet to take any exams because of the death of his father. 3. He didn't answer any calls of her mother. 4. Their behaviors don't accord with any cultures. Sir, thanks for your lesson. It really helps a lot because before I don't know when or how to use it, and I used to interchange them.
Ramzi Dweik Thank you very much for your comment. They are very similar in meaning in the context of a shop. Both questions suggest that you want to buy carrots. But without context of a shop "Are there any carrots?" - this is asking if carrots exist somewhere . "Do you have any carrots?" - this is asking if somebody possesses any carrots. Best wishes, Andrew
Abbas Taheer Thanks for your comments, I'm delighted that you like my lessons. "there is some celery" --> Correct (celery is uncountable) "there is some rocket." --> Correct (rocket is uncountable) Yes, I have lots of listening exercises. Here is the list: ua-cam.com/play/PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA.html At this time, I do not have any videos about numbers and money. Maybe in the future. Best wishes Andrew
Hi Andrew. There is some wine. There are some tomatoes. There are some carrots. There isn't any oil. There isn't any pasta. There aren't any potatoes. Do you have any oranges? Do you have any cheeses? Do you have any rices? Thank you
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There is some wine. --> correct There are some tomatoes. --> correct There are some carrots. --> correct There isn't any oil. --> correct There isn't any pasta. --> correct There aren't any potatoes. --> correct Do you have any oranges? --> correct Do you have any cheeses? --> Do you have any cheese? (uncountable) Do you have any rices? --> Do you have any rice? (uncountable) Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes, Andrew
Hi Andrew! thanks for your video lessons! I want to know how can I say the right way when I am looking for something that I don´t know what is it? the correct way is " Is there anything? or Are there anything? Which one right is? Thanks
Hello, sir something is confusing me I heard someone using any with countable noun here is the sentence , is there any onion? Why he used any with the countable noun onion and also fruit?
I'm doing GMAT and in that the usage of some for countable nouns is incorrect.Instead of using some for countable nouns, usage of few is considered correct.
Helo Mr. Andrew. These is my answer: In my frige, there are some cheeses, there are some carrots and there is some beers. And tere aren't any sugars, there aren't any chocolates and there isn't any wine. Do you have any avocado? Do you have any mushroom? Do they have any ice cream?
Juan Herrera Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections: There are some cheeses --> There *is* some *cheese* (if 1 piece of cheese) there are some carrots --> correct there is some beers. --> If they are lots of small individual bottles or cans, then "there *are* some beers" is correct There aren't any sugars --> There *isn't* any *sugar* there aren't any chocolates --> correct (if you are talking about small individual chocolates) there isn't any wine. --> correct Do you have any avocado? -> Do you have any avocados? Do you have any mushroom? -> Do you have any mushrooms? Do they have any ice cream? -> correct (if you are talking about large tubs of ice cream) You have made a few mistakes with countable and uncountable nouns. This lesson will help you: ua-cam.com/video/YFUztCn_ldU/v-deo.html Best wishes, Andrew
thank you for this lesson, but I have a small question: What about saying: "There is no water" instead of "There is not any water". And so what is the difference between using NO and ANY.
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How we used any and some ? And negative?
Abn Telugu
1)
- There is some coriander
- There are some sweet potatoes
- there is some passion fruit juice.
2)
- There isn't any bean
- There aren't any bananas
- There isn't any pasta
3)
- Have you got any sirloin?
- Have you got any yakisoba?
- Have you got any biryani?
Thanks a lot for the support, teache Andrew. Your classes have helped me too much. Good explaining method. Congratulations for your work!!!
Reginaldo Souza Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
- There is some coriander --> correct
- There are some sweet potatoes --> correct
- there is some passion fruit juice. --> correct
2)
- There isn't any bean --> There *aren't* any *beans* (beans and lentils are countable)
- There aren't any bananas --> correct
- There isn't any pasta --> correct
3)
- Have you got any sirloin? --> correct
- Have you got any yakisoba? --> I'm not sure, sorry!
- Have you got any biryani? --> I'm not sure, sorry!
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Biryani is a type of indian rice😀
Reginaldo Filho ni
Reginaldo Filho don’t say too much use a lot ( too much is negative)
Hi, Andrew. I wish you feel healthy and happy and I would like to thank you for your fruitful teaching. In fact, I took much advantage of your lessons which are very interesting and useful. I wish you more success.
My Request for you, sir, is " Can you post videos related to "Transitional Words and Adverbs". As a matter of fact, I have difficulty organizing my essays or composition as a result of a lack of using such points.
Come on sir! You are super star. Great. I'm an English teacher in China and you have really taught me a lot today. Awesome!!!! I'm gonna teach this today......
Hi, teacher thanks a lot for you advice I learned how can I use some and any
1. There are some tomatoes,
There is some cheese and
There are some eggs in my fridge.
2. There isn't any pasta
There aren't any sauces
There isn't any meat in my fridge.
3. Do you have some tea?
Do you have some Apple pie?
Do you have some bananas?
Thanks teacher, cheers
Thank you very much , you are a great teacher and we love you, I understand very very very well, Thanks
I follow your all lessons and it's helpful tnx 👍👍👍👍
This is very clear and useful. I am having the test tomorrow about article and conditional I have watched a lot of your videos, they are helping me to understand more clearly.Thanks a million.
Thanks so much for this lesson. I'd like to know more about the Chocolate whether it's a countable or uncountable as u said "Do you have any chocolates?". and why bread is in uncountable nouns? because I think we can count it. 🌼
Thank you very much, Sir Andrew. You helped me alot.. more power to you Sir.. God bless you.. you're so kind for teaching us... thank you again Sir.. I like your videos.. Very helpful and I have learned alot..
+Ariston Cortez Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons and I'm sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been on holiday.
Best wishes,
Andrew
It's ok sir.. you are always welcome ^_^ more to you Sir.. :) and God bless..
"SOME"
Rule 1 - We use "some" in positive sentences with:
- countable nouns in the plural;
- uncountable nouns always in the singular;
Rule 2 - We use "some" in questions asking for something:
- countable nouns in the plural;
- uncountable nouns always in the singular;
Rule 3 - We use "some" in questions offering something:
- countable nouns in the plural;
- uncountable nouns always in the singular;
"ANY"
Rule 1 - We use "any" for normal questions:
- countable nouns in the plural;
- uncountable nouns always in the singular;
Rule 2 - We use "any" in the negative sentences:
- countable nouns in the plural;
- uncountable nouns always in the singular;
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Dnt We use some in negative sentence
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Dear Andrew,
I have no words to describe you how much thankful I am, to you of posting these tutorials. As always this lesson is very informative but I an little bit confusion between two sentences;
1) There are a few apples.
2) There are some apples.
Would you please put some light on these?
I guess the difference Is the situation in which we use it!
Thank you
Hello and thanks for the comment and question.
We use both "a few" and "some" to indicate a plural but there is a slight difference in meaning:
1) There are a few apples. -> ""a few" = a small quantity (but more than 1 ) A few would be 2, 3 or 4 apples, for example
2) There are some apples. -> "some" = a normal plural (more than 1) Some could be 3, 100 or 10,000 apples, for example.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you very much Mr. Andrew. I learned your lovely lesson.
1.i. There are some oranges.
ii. There is some chocolate.
iii. There is some ice-cream.
2.i. There isn't any oil.
ii. There aren't any coconuts.
iii. There isn't any wheat flour.
3.i. do you have any eggs?
ii. Do you have any butter?
iii. Do you have any ice-cream?
Bro 1.(i)
There are some chocolates....
Chocolate is countable.
Hi Andrew ;)
1) There are some radishes and some lettuce
-There are some eggs
-There is some chees
And I'll make a delicious healthy salad :)
2) There isn't any sausge
-There aren't any tomatoes
-There isn't any butter
And I'll stay hungry ;)
3) Are there any cheery ( my favourites fruits)
- Is there any pineapplle
- Excuse me, I'm looking for red kichen curtains.
Do you have any red curtains?/ Are there any red curtains?
Thak you a lot for this video :)
I sorry but I have missed to put at the end of two sentences questions mark :((
Are there any cheery?
Is there any pineapplle?
Silvia Kerkelova Hi, thanks again for your answers. Here are my comments and corrections:
1) "There are some radishes and some lettuce" --> Correct
"There are some eggs" --> Correct
"There is some chees" --> Correct (but "cheese" is the correct spelling)
"And I'll make a delicious healthy salad :)" --> The salad sounds good!
2) "There isn't any sausge" --> It depends! If the sausages are small individual sized sausages, small enough for one person to eat, then "sausage" is countable and we say "There aren't any sausages." But if the sausage is a very big sausage that you cut into several portions for several people (like cheese), then sausage is uncountable and we say "There isn't any sausage."
"There aren't any tomatoes" --> Correct
"There isn't any butter" --> Correct
3)"Are there any cheery" --> (I think you mean "cherry"?) Cherry is a countable noun. So we must use the plural - "Are there any cherries?" or "Do you have any cherries?"
"Is there any pineapplle" --> In the context of a shop, pineapple is a countable noun because they sell lots of them. So we say "Are there any pineapples?" or even better "Do you have any pineapples?"
"Excuse me, I'm looking for red kichen curtains. Do you have any red curtains?/ Are there any red curtains?" --> Correct, very good :)
Well done, you did very well.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Crown Academy of English Masrer, thank you very much. It was useful for me .
Muchas gracias por la clase. Muy didáctico y conciso
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Today i am here in my working field. But we have our fridge here. Here are some of my answers: 1.1. There are some insulin injections.1.2. There are some cans of milk.1.3. There are some chocolate bars.2.1. There isn't any coffee2.2. There aren' any bars of chocolate2.3 there aren't any herbal medicines3.1 Do you have any bottles of wine?3.2 is there any wine3.3 is there any juiceI standed to be corrected if i have committed mistakes. Thank you and more power sir Andrew.
+Jade Gaburno All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson and your level of English is very good.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Can I use either "is there a" or "is there any" for a singular noun in the sentence?
When life hits you, you have the choice to either stay down or get up, it's up to you
1.
There is some water.
There are some carrots.
There is some milk.
2.
There are not any pumpkins.
There are not any cabbages.
There is not any milk.
3.
Is there any chocolate?
Are there any limes?
Is there any bottled water?
I have a question, Andrew, is it possible to say Is there some bottled water? (we are asking about something, that was the rule). You are one of the best lecturers, thank you for your amazing work!
+unboxing1991 Hello and thanks for your answers and sorry for the delay in replying to you. I have been very busy. All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
"Is there any bottled water?" is correct because it is a question.
Best wishes,
Andrew
I love to listen and visualize your video. ..especially when you start your video and when you are saying hello everyone
This is Andrew. ...I love it 😍😍😍😍😍
God bless you... Thanks... I was quite confused about this topic... Thanks for the help.. this is the best channel
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perfect, thanks a lot
hi
you're very clever teacher, you make you're lessons very interesting and easy, and there is something else I had noticed here, that you mix between grammar and vocabulary without making the learner feels that he studies two stuff, so, he will profit grammar and many used words without feeling tired. so, thank you very much.
Q:1There is some cheese . There are some bananas .There is some coffee .There are some bananas .Q:2There isn't any coffee. There aren't any apples .There isn't any suger.There aren't any kiwis . Q:3Do you have any carrots? Do you have any tea?Do you have any oranges ? Do you have any cheese?
+هي ”همي رضى ربي“ جنتي Perfect, well done!
Thank you so much for your teaching.
1.There is some juice.
There are some oranges.
There is some butter.
2.There isn't any sugar.
There aren't any carrots.
There aren't any papayas.
3.Do you have any potatos?
Are there any fishes?
Is there any milk?
Good morning Teacher,
First of all, I'd like to thank you for the lesson, I love all your videos but I have some questions about this lesson.
I'm gonna give you an example and I'd like to ask for the underline word and correct me if I'm wrong:
1- There was a shop near her house. (a shop)
The first answer: What was there near her house?
The second answer: What was near her house?
My question is: What's the different between the two questions and why?
Kind regards
thank you for your lesson, it was very clear.
I'd like ask you in order rule 2 using "some" in question asking for something, I can say: "Can I have some cheese?". But in order rule 1 using "any" in questions I have to say: "do you have any cheese? the meaning is the same in both sentences, why there is this difference? Excuse me if I don't speak well english. thanks for your attention.
Lucia Parisi Hello and thanks for the comment and question.
The meaning of "Can I have some cheese?" is not the same as "do you have any cheese?""Can I have some cheese?" - I am asking for somebody to give me some cheese.
"do you have any cheese?" - I am asking if they possess any cheese. I am not necessarily asking them to give me the cheese.
The basic rule for questions is if the question is to ask to receive or give something that is an uncountable noun, then we use "some". Otherwise, for "normal" questions concerning uncountable nouns, we use "any".
Best wishes,
Andrew
Crown Academy of English I see. thank you!
I would rather ask you a question. Yesterday, my English teacher said:
"Can you give me some helpful advice for the situation ?"
We gave him some answers, but not pleased him. Then, he proceeded to ask:
"Can you give me any better advice?"
Well, I think the first question is indisputably true. However, the second is quite counfusing when remembering your lesson.
So I want to ask whether the second is true or not ?
Follow me, when my teacher used "some", he guessed that his students have questions already and when he use "any" he was not sure if they have or not. Is that true?
I know it is annoying to ask you read too much, but this is really important with me. Thanks and best wishes to you!
The second question should be ""Can you give me some better advice?" That is grammatically correct because we are asking to receive something and advice is uncountable.
If we want to know if other advice exists, then we say "Is there ANY better advice?" or we can say "Do you have ANY better advice?" because these are simple questions and we are not necessarily asking to receive it.
So because the meaning is so similar, people often mix them up. It is very small mistake, very subtle but quite common. You will hear it a lot. But you are right :)
Andrew
your soft voice is sooo relaxiiing
Hi Andrew,
1. In my fridge is some milk.
2. There are some eggs.
3. There is some butter.
1.In my fridge aren´t any beers.
2. There isn´t any ham.
3. There aren´t any slices of cheese.
1. Do you have any mangos?
2. Is there any oil?
3. Is there any beer?
Thank you!
1 There are some tomates
There are some peppers
There is some milk
2 there aren't any apples
There isn't any juice
There isn't any cheese
3 Do you have any tomates
Are there any potatoes
Is there any wine
Very good in English and for Very good lesson this is understld and thank you so much teacher.
1)
- There are some tomatoes
- There are some vegetables
- There is some butter
2)
- There aren’t any pizzas
- There isn’t any flour
- There aren’t any yoghurts
3)
- Do yo have any potatoes ?
- Do you have any beans ?
- Are there any pickles?
I’m not completly sure about the last one.
Thank you very much for your work, congratulations!
hi Mr Andrew, I like your videos so much, I speak broke english but I have started feeling like it is improving just because of your videos thank you so much ,
these are my sentences : 1 - There are some bananas
- there are some eggs in the fridge
-there is some milk in the fridge
2: - there isn't any fruit
- there aren't any cakes
-there aren't any strawberries
3: - do you have any cookies
- do you have any pancakes
- do you have any pasta .
thank you once again ☺ ,Sarah Sidrim From Morocco
+Sara Yaman Hello Sara. All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Don't forget that all new sentences must start with a CAPITAL letter. It is very important in English. Also, don't forget to write a question mark ( *?* ) at the end of a question:
3: - Do you have any cookies *?*
Do you have any pancakes *?*
Do you have any pasta *?*
Best wishes,
Andrew
there isn't any time
i have a little sugar
they don't have any problems
All of your sentences are correct. Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Don't forget that all new sentences must start with a CAPITAL letter. It is very important in English.
Best wishes,
Andrew
I learn English and your tutorials are so practical that is easy to learn with you. Thank you for existing.
There is some butter
There are some oranges
There is some jam
There isn't any Cheese
There aren't any fruits
There isn't any milk
Do you have any eggs?
Do you have any meat?
Do you have any orange jus?
hanane saad Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and small corrections:
There is some butter --> correct
There are some oranges --> correct
There is some jam --> correct
There isn't any Cheese --> correct
There aren't any fruits --> There *isn't* any *fruit.* (uncountable)
There isn't any milk --> correct
Do you have any eggs? --> correct
Do you have any meat? --> correct
Do you have any orange jus? --> Do you have any orange *juice* ?
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
thank you
Thanks a lot Drew, GOD bless Crown Academy.
Wait, i cant speak english XD
And why did you watch this video?
Thanks a lot ....You explain very well
Hello Andrew, I'm Brice an I teach English for secondary schools in Gabon. I watched your videos about English lessons and I found them interesting. I have a request about two sentences: This is it and that is it. What's the difference between them? I'll be very glad to read your answers. Thanks indeed.
Hi, thanks for your comment. I explain "this" and "that" here -> ua-cam.com/video/RDVsQWJLlpM/v-deo.html
Andrew
Hi Andrew, and thanks for your lessons!
1A There are some eggs.
1B There is some water.
1C There are some carrots.
2A There isn't any whine.
2B There aren't any apples.
2C There isn't any bread.
3A Have you got any milk?
3B Can I have any chocolate?
3C Do you have any pomegranates?
Hi Andrew, thank you for the class, I have learned a lot.
1) There is some water, some milk and some eggs in my fridge at home.
2) There aren't any vegetables. There isn't any ice cream and there isn't any fish in my fridge.
3) Do you have any carrots?
Do you have any chicken?
Do you have any rice?
Thanks for the video.
Thank you good teaching i follow you from Afghanistan.
i learned alot about some any any.thank u veary much
imran yousafzai That's fantastic, thanks for your comment. :)
Andrew
Hi, I'm Brazilian and I'm studying English, but I have some questions.
But I try to do this exercise...
Q1: there is some milk.
there are some pineapples
there are some apples
Q2: there isn't any cheese
there isn't any pizza
there isn't any strawberry
Q3: Do you have any pasta?
do you have any chocolate?
do you have any icecream?
thank you very much.l try learning english but it is very hard for me.your lessons is very good.they are help me.
Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. My next video will be available tomorrow, 9th January.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you I'm an Arab and I understood a lot from you ❤
Hi Andrew:
Thanks for everything you teach us!!!
I would like to know if you have any class about how to use the verb “to get”? This is a very difficult verb for me.
I would appreciate it a lot.
Greetings!!!
Isa R Hi and it's a pleasure. I will add the verb "to get" to my list of future lessons :)
Andrew
Thanks so much for your lessons.
1)there is some grapes. There are some tomatoes. there is some water.
2) there aren't any oranges. there isn't any alcool. there isn't any butter.
3)do I have any pasta? could I have some the? do I have any carrots?
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
1)there is some grapes. -> there *are* some grapes.
There are some tomatoes. --> correct
there is some water. --> correct
2) there aren't any oranges. --> correct
there isn't any alcool. --> correct (alcohol)
there isn't any butter. --> correct
3)do I have any pasta? --> correct
could I have some the? --> correct (tea)
do I have any carrots? --> correct
Andrew
Crown Academy of English hello i would like you to reply my question ,some kind of fishes is containing or are containig toxic metal pieces?
Thank you so much this video help me A lot
I'm really grateful to you for your support by your fruitful lesson.
Hi Andrew, here goes my answers:
There are some bananas
There is some milk
There are some pears
There isn't any water
There aren't any glasses of water
There aren't any grapes
Do you have any water?
Are there any cherries?
Is there any milk?
Thank you for teach us.
2006403000000 Yes perfect, all of your answers are correct. Congratulations!
Andrew
Andrew te descubrí hace poquitos dias pero te has ganado desde el primer video mi más sincera admiración.
There is some yogurt.
There is some butter.
There are some oranges.
There isn't any rice.
There aren't any tomatoes
Do you have any fig?
Do you have any biscuits?
Thank you very much for all your great videos.
+Teuta Arifi Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is some yogurt. --> correct
There is some butter. --> correct
There are some oranges. --> correct
There isn't any rice. --> correct
There aren't any tomatoes --> correct
Do you have any fig? --> Do you have any figs? (plural)
Do you have any biscuits? --> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
+Crown Academy of English Thank you for the corrections.
+Crown Academy of English do you have any money ? it is correct or not ?
+Tayyabah Ahtesham do you have some money, it is wrong .my friend says it is correct
Hi! This issue is complicated for me. I'm learning English alone at home. I have a doubt. How can I use Any when I want to talk to about party?? A mean...which one is correct? Are you going to have any party tomorrow or are you going any parties tomorrow??
Thanks professor!!
thank youu ! you've been helping me sm😊💓💓!
Mr.Andrew,how are you doing?I am going to ask a simple question .what should I say__Sachin is one of the greatest cricketors(Sachin is from India.Now he is not playing cricket)or should I say Sachin was one of the greatest cricketors .please clarify my doubt .I would be very thankful for your answer.
1) Foods that are in my fridge
There are some potatoes
There is some milk
There is a bit of butter as well
2) Foods aren't in my fridge
There isn't any honey in my fridge
There aren't any onions in my fridge
There isn't any cooking oil in the fridge
3) In a shop
Do you have any chocolate?
Are there any children books here?
Could I get any chips here?
Daniphord Mwajah Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
1) Foods that are in my fridge
There are some potatoes --> correct
There is some milk --> correct
There is a bit of butter as well --> correct
2) Foods aren't in my fridge
There isn't any honey in my fridge --> correct
There aren't any onions in my fridge --> correct
There isn't any cooking oil in the fridge --> correct
3) In a shop
Do you have any chocolate? --> correct
Are there any children books here? --> Are there any *children's* books here?
Could I get any chips here? --> correct
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
This video is so good and I Like it
Sir, you said that we use some when we are offering something in questions and we use any for regular questions!
Does that mean that we can not use any when we offer something?
Thank you
valdeta kasapi Yes, when we are offering something, it is better to use "some" and not "any".
Example: "Do you want any water?" is not correct.
Best wishes
Andrew
There is some drink yoghurt.
There are some cucumbers.
There is some fruit.
There isn't any orange juice.
There aren't any potatoes.
There isn't any rice.
Do you have any meat ?
Do you have any milk ?
Do you have any biscuits?
Thanks a lot
Tumadhir Abdulmohsen Very good, all of your answers are correct. There is just 1 small correction:
"There is some drink yoghurt." -> I am not sure what this is but it is better to say "There is some yoghurt."
Andrew
I think he want to say ''LASSI'' which is common in sub-continent.especially in India and Pakistan
Thank you for this lesson . It was so useful
Hi Andrew, thank you for the youtube about "any". After watching the video, I am confused with this sentence: "we can get a book from any library in the state". Library is a countable noun. According to your youtube, it will be like "we can get a book from any libraries in the state." Can you explain why the any is followed by a countable singular noun(library)? Thank you.
I'm From India. Thanks Andrew.
Thanks a lot, you saved me :-) Greetings from Chile.
Hi Andrew... but what about "any" in affirmative sentences? (you can fly with any company or he has never any time for me?)
You can fly with any company.
Here the meaning different It means any company you like ( without quantity here)
I love your explanation
Hi Andrew, I'm sending my sentences. Thanks for your feedback time.
1.- There are some types of ham.
- There is much pear juice.
- There are some yogurts.
2. - There isn't any broth.
- There aren't some fruit.
- There isn't any guacamole.
3. - Do you have any grapes?
- Isn't there some rice?
- Don't you have some pop corn?
+Adriana Marcela Pinzón Martínez Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
1.- There are some types of ham. --> grammatically correct but not very natural. "There are several types of ham." or simply "There is some ham." are both better.
- There is much pear juice. --> grammatically correct but not very natural. In the affirmative, it's better to say "a lot of" -> "There is *a lot of* pear juice."
- There are some yogurts. --> correct
2. - There isn't any broth. --> correct
- There aren't some fruit. --> There isn't any fruit. ("fruit" is uncountable)
- There isn't any guacamole. --> correct
3. - Do you have any grapes? --> correct
- Isn't there some rice? --> Isn't there *any* rice?
- Don't you have some pop corn? --> Don't you have *any* popcorn?
You have made a few mistakes. I suggest you watch this lesson again. :)
Best wishes,
Andrew
hi Andrew
can you explain different between quantifiers ?(several, any ,some, much , many, a little ,a few)
thank you
So please is the choclate countable or uncountable ?
1) There are some carrots, there are some zucchini and there is some a beer.
2) There isn't any milk, there aren't any eggs, there isn't a fruit juice.
3) Do you have any onions? Do you have any pizza? Do you have any tomatoes?
Thank you for your lessons and advice!
1- There are some potatoes.
There is some milk.
There are some bananas.
2- There isn`t sany yogurt.
There aren`t any oranges.
There isn`t any meat.
3- Do you have any coffee?
Are there any cookies?
Is there any water?
Thalyta Bc Perfect! All of your answers are correct so congratulations you have learned a lot from this lesson. Best wishes,
Andrew
Teacher thanks you very much
Hi sir i have a question which is:
Since food is uncounable noun, why did you ask ( what food are not in your fridge ) ? why didn't you say ( what food is not in your fridge ) ?
I know that apples , bananas .....etc are countable nouns ,which are kinds of food ,but food as a word is uncountable noun
Hi .good teacher
1)There is some wotermelon
There are some oranges
There is some ice cream
2)There isnt any milk
There are not any chocolates
3) Do you have any snacks?
Are there any pineapples?
Is there any butter?
Hello Andrew.I have an exercise and I would like you help me correct the possible mistakes.
Some friends are coming for dinner and so my fridge is really full. I've got some prawns and fresh fish to cook on the grill and a corn on the cob. There's a bottle of mineral water but I haven't got any alcohol-my firends don't drink. I've got them some fruit juice instead. There's a lettuce to make a salad and some tomatoes. I haven't got any onions for the salad-I don't like raw onions. I've got a cucumber ... Oh. no! I haven't. Where's that cucumber...?
DIEGO ALEJANDRO MORENO TIQUE You use some and any correctly in all of your sentences. Very good. :)
Andrew
Thanks but all this is for your correct and useful explanation. :D
A.) Questions asking or requesting something:
1. May I have some books to read?
2. Could I have some milk?
3. Can I have some statistical data to support my report?
B.) Questions offering for something:
1. Would you like some DVDs to watch when you go home?
2. Do you like some desserts?
3. Would you love to let me give you some advice?
4. Do you love to have some cakes?
5. Would you prefer to let me read that to you so you won't have a hard time reading it?
6. Do you prefer to have some soup to get rid of your flatulence?
7. Do you want some conversations in order to forget your problem?
C.) Positive statements:
1. I have some questions.
2. The world has some goodness to believe in.
D.) Regular questions other than requesting or offering something:
1. Do you have any questions?
2. Are you willing to have any travels in different places in the world?
3. Have you had any major problems these past few months?
4. Is there any pain in your heart?
E.) Negative statements:
1. I can't find any mistakes in the following sentences.
2. She's not ready yet to take any exams because of the death of his father.
3. He didn't answer any calls of her mother.
4. Their behaviors don't accord with any cultures.
Sir, thanks for your lesson. It really helps a lot because before I don't know when or how to use it, and I used to interchange them.
Hi...I have a question in a position question how we know use (some or any)? plz
Zup Drew, ( There isn't any book on the table), is this correct? What's your explanations about this?
+Dave Nelson Gallo Clariza Hi and thanks for the question. No, the correct way to say it is "There aren't any books on the table."
Best wishes
Andrew
I learned a lot watching but i not remember about it,and learn and watching go on for me. and thank u much...!
sinathea teb I advise you to take notes during the lessons and maybe watch the videos more than once. Thanks for your comment.
Andrew
Excellent Andrew, Congratulations. It is really meaningful to use your videos in our classes at school.
Thank you Andrew. May i ask you what is the difference between the two questions?
Are there any carrots? & Do you have any carrots?
Ramzi Dweik Thank you very much for your comment. They are very similar in meaning in the context of a shop. Both questions suggest that you want to buy carrots. But without context of a shop "Are there any carrots?" - this is asking if carrots exist somewhere . "Do you have any carrots?" - this is asking if somebody possesses any carrots.
Best wishes,
Andrew
This is really good explained
Hi Andrew,
i would like to thank you for your amazing videos .
the way you speak the teaching method you use are absolutely fascinating.
can i say
Abbas Taheer Thanks for your comments, I'm delighted that you like my lessons.
"there is some celery" --> Correct (celery is uncountable)
"there is some rocket." --> Correct (rocket is uncountable)
Yes, I have lots of listening exercises. Here is the list: ua-cam.com/play/PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA.html
At this time, I do not have any videos about numbers and money. Maybe in the future.
Best wishes
Andrew
Hi. Andrew iam teacher of English you are very good but I've a request can you explain some phonetics please?
Hola Andrew, en el ejercicio 3 no iría some? Ya que es un pedido
Thank you so much 👍
Hi what is the difference between a few and some?
Hi Andrew.
There is some wine.
There are some tomatoes.
There are some carrots.
There isn't any oil.
There isn't any pasta.
There aren't any potatoes.
Do you have any oranges?
Do you have any cheeses?
Do you have any rices?
Thank you
Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There is some wine. --> correct
There are some tomatoes. --> correct
There are some carrots. --> correct
There isn't any oil. --> correct
There isn't any pasta. --> correct
There aren't any potatoes. --> correct
Do you have any oranges? --> correct
Do you have any cheeses? --> Do you have any cheese? (uncountable)
Do you have any rices? --> Do you have any rice? (uncountable)
Well done, you have learned a lot from this lesson.
Best wishes,
Andrew
You are the best, Andrew. Examples are too!
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Is this right because it's an regular question?
My Englishclasstest is very good thank it , thank you 😘
Im german
Thank u so much!
Johana Reyes Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hi Andrew! thanks for your video lessons! I want to know how can I say the right way when I am looking for something that I don´t know what is it? the correct way is " Is there anything? or Are there anything? Which one right is? Thanks
maquilomac Hi! "anything" is singular so we must say "Is there anything in the fridge?" (for example)
I hope that helps.
Andrew
Hello, sir something is confusing me I heard someone using any with countable noun here is the sentence , is there any onion? Why he used any with the countable noun onion and also fruit?
I'm doing GMAT and in that the usage of some for countable nouns is incorrect.Instead of using some for countable nouns, usage of few is considered correct.
is possible Andrew, can you make a video about the differences between should have and should go to ?
sebastian alegria Thanks for the comment and suggestion. I receive lots of suggestions but it is certainly something I will consider. :)
Andrew
Helo Mr. Andrew.
These is my answer:
In my frige, there are some cheeses, there are some carrots and there is some beers.
And tere aren't any sugars, there aren't any chocolates and there isn't any wine.
Do you have any avocado? Do you have any mushroom? Do they have any ice cream?
Juan Herrera Hello and thanks for your answers. Here are some comments and corrections:
There are some cheeses --> There *is* some *cheese* (if 1 piece of cheese)
there are some carrots --> correct
there is some beers. --> If they are lots of small individual bottles or cans, then "there *are* some beers" is correct
There aren't any sugars --> There *isn't* any *sugar*
there aren't any chocolates --> correct (if you are talking about small individual chocolates)
there isn't any wine. --> correct
Do you have any avocado? -> Do you have any avocados?
Do you have any mushroom? -> Do you have any mushrooms?
Do they have any ice cream? -> correct (if you are talking about large tubs of ice cream)
You have made a few mistakes with countable and uncountable nouns. This lesson will help you: ua-cam.com/video/YFUztCn_ldU/v-deo.html
Best wishes,
Andrew
thank you for this lesson, but I have a small question:
What about saying: "There is no water" instead of "There is not any water".
And so what is the difference between using NO and ANY.