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English language club - community for practicing English. Discussions, lessons, challenges and exchange of experience in Telegram.

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English language club - community for practicing English. Discussions, lessons, challenges and exchange of experience in Telegram.

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EnglishLanguage Club is a dynamic Telegram-channel club for all levels of English. Participants share tips, take joint lessons, practice spoken language through texts and audio. Topics from everyday conversations to business English. Ideal for those who want to speak fluently without courses.

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#Grammar 🌹🌹💐💐🍃🍂🍁🍃💐💐🌹🌹 🌹Some / Any / No + Exercises Some Or Any? ✍Use SOME In Positive Statements. I’ve read some good books lately. ✍Use “some” with uncountable nouns and with plural countable nouns. ✍With singular countable nouns, just use a/an: I’ve read a good book lately. ✍Use ANY In Negative Statements (With Don’t, Didn’t, Haven’t, Etc) I haven’t read any good books lately. ✍Use “any” with uncountable nouns and with plural countable nouns. With singular countable nouns, just use a/an: I don’t have any pencils. (pencils = plural countable noun) I don’t have any paper. (paper = uncountable noun) ❌I don’t have any dictionary. ✅I don’t have a dictionary. (dictionary = singular countable noun) ✍Use ANY In Questions: Have you read any good books lately? ✍Exception: Always use SOME when offering something (would you like…?) or asking for something (can I have…?) Can I have some soda? Would you like some chicken? ✍Any Or No? ✍In sentences that begin with “There,” you can say them two different ways: There aren’t any books on the table. = There are no books on the table. There isn’t any milk in the fridge. = There‘s no milk in the fridge. There wasn’t any music at the party. = There was no music at the party. There weren’t any cookies in the box. = There were no cookies in the box. ✍Both forms are correct! ✍Double Negatives Never use “not” and “no” together: ❌There aren’t no books on the table. ❌There isn’t no milk in the fridge. ❌There wasn’t no music at the party. ❌There weren’t no cookies in the box. ✍Something / Anything / Nothing ✍The same rules apply to something, anything, and nothing: I want to try something new this year. I didn’t eat anything at the restaurant. Are you doing anything interesting this weekend? There’s nothing to do in this town. ✍Someone / Anyone / No One Somebody / Anybody / Nobody ✍Someone and somebody are the same, as are anyone and anybody and no one and nobody. Someone forgot to turn the lights off before leaving. I don’t know anyone who works from home. Did you meet anyone new at the conference? Nobody likes the new teacher. ✍Somewhere / Anywhere / Nowhere Let’s go somewhere warm on our next vacation. I can’t find my keys anywhere! Did you go anywhere else before coming home? The waiting room was so crowded that there was nowhere to sit down. ❤️🌹🍃🌹☺️🙏 🆔 @Englishlanguageclub
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