No problem at all. Both sentences are correct, but they have slightly different meanings: "Are there ANY restaurants..." This sentence is asking if there are multiple restaurants in the area. It implies that the speaker is interested in knowing if there is more than one restaurant available. "Is there ANY restaurant..." This sentence is asking if there is at least one restaurant in the area. It implies that the speaker is interested in knowing if there is any restaurant available, without specifying a particular number. So, the choice between the two sentences depends on whether you want to inquire about the availability of multiple restaurants or just at least one restaurant. Both are grammatically correct and can be used depending on your specific question or need.

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In the context of the sentence "Our maple syrup is the best around," the word "around" means in the surrounding area or locality. It suggests that the maple syrup produced by the speaker or their region is superior to maple syrup from nearby areas.

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In the sentence "I've heard great things about it," the word "great" means "very good" or "excellent." Here, "great things" refers to positive comments, reviews, or experiences related to the subject being discussed. It indicates that the speaker has heard positive and favorable information or opinions about it.

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