Some /Any

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2,3

Goal for this lesson

• The difference in meaning/use between some / any
• To apply some/ any correctly

SOME & ANY

Betekenis: een paar, een beetje, wat, enkele

But when do we use  some and when  any?

SOME

ANY 

Gebruik je bij: 

- Bevestigende zinnen;

- Vragen waarbij je verwacht dat het antwoord "ja" is;

- Als het een aanbod of verzoek is.

Gebruik je bij: 

- Ontkennende / Negatieve zinnen;

- Alle andere vraagzinnen.

Let op woorden zoals,

without, hardly, never

Any in combination with...

Hardly, never, without

I hardly have any free time at the moment. 

He never shares any sweets.

I am lost without any wifi.

How do the sentences sound? 

SOME / ANY

They didn't make ... mistakes

1. some
2. any

SOME / ANY

I am going to buy ... flowers.

1. some
2. any

SOME / ANY
I can't pay the bill. I haven't got ... money.

1. some
2. any

There are hardly ___ students here.

1. some
2. any

SOME / ANY

I haven't seen ... good movies lately.

1. some
2. any

SOME / ANY

Those apples look nice! Shall we get ...?

1. some
2. any

COMBINING SOME & ANY

Some and any kunnen ook in andere vormen voorkomen:

• Somebody -- anybody
• Something -- anything
• Someone -- anyone
• Somewhere -- anywhere 

Hierbij wordt de betekenis: iemand, ergens of iets 

en de regels blijven hetzelfde :)

Would you like ___ to drink?

1. something
2. anything

Waiter, Could I have ___ lemonade, please?

1. some
2. any

They never listen to ____.

1. someone
2. anyone

I have to go, I need to be ___ in five minutes.

1. somewhere
2. anywhere

Have you ever heard ...................... like that before?

1. something
2. anything

I know and understand how to apply some / any in English

No

A little bit

More yes than no

I rock at this

Continue with...

First >>Unit 4.5 Ex.3, 6 p. 166-167

More practice Some/any

Click on this link  for some/any.

This link for someone/somewhere.

Or this link 

Finished ? Test yourself on the next slide

wordwall.net

HOMEWORK

Learn: 

• U4 Study Box -> Lesson 5 Vocabulary and Expressions

Possesive pronouns

This is my car  --> This car is mine 

He is your brother --> that brother is yours 

That book is from him --> that book is his