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English language club - сообщество для практики английского. Обсуждения, уроки, челленджи и обмен опытом в Telegram.
English language club - сообщество для практики английского. Обсуждения, уроки, челленджи и обмен опытом в Telegram.
English language club - динамичный Telegram-канал-клуб для всех уровней английского. Участники делятся советами, проходят совместные уроки, практикуют разговорный язык через тексты и аудио. Темы от повседневных диалогов до бизнес-английского. Идеально для тех, кто хочет говорить свободно без курсов.
#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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