SOME vs ANY someone anyone | something anything | somewhere anywhere ENGLISH GRAMMAR with EXAMPLES

[@englishspeaking360]

Hello! Do you need some help? Do you need any help? Which one is right? Post your answer below!

[@АлександрШилов-ц3е]

Оба предложения можно использовать. OK? 😊

[@diegodiniz-zw9fn]

Both are correct: if I ask to people(do you need some help? I am sure that help it requires it is a positive point on reaching out to help.).On the other hand,if I say to people:do you need any help?I do not know whether help is must or not.They might need to be helped or not.

[@pebrisitepu8183]

@@englishspeaking360 The correct sentence is : do you need any help ?

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[@gaetanocontato6994]

Great! Very interesting lesson as usual! In particular questions with an expected positive or negative answer. Thank you so much.

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Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, that rule is quite important. Happy to hear you found it useful. 🤩

[@eesitagos1761]

Very helpful.Used them like this way but organically.

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Give some tips using any topic for understanding English easily

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Good suggestion! I might try to make a video about that. Thanks for watching!

[@Amy66266]

Hello teacher,Good presentation and explanation. Thank you very much. Can you teach me how to reply to a phone call or how to start talking with a person working in customer service department or something like that?

[@englishspeaking360]

Hello! That's a wonderful idea! I'll try to make a video about that. Thank you for the suggestion! 🤩🇨🇦

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[@lucillarosa6399]

Hi teacher! may I mention another difficult rule I've just studied?...for example, ''someone reads a book'' (singular verb because someone is subject), ''someone came to the party, I appreciate them! ''(someone is object)..

[@englishspeaking360]

Yes, that is also possible. 🤩👍Grammar is interesting sometimes. Thanks for sharing!

[@ANFS01]

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[@mandychiu7319]

Good morning, Josh. Just the moment before I saw this video, I happened to ask you the question about some, anyand no. What are the odd. 😂

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[@ZinOoLwin-gd4uc]

Thank u Teacher 😊😊😊 .Teacher ,Would u mind explaining about a lot of and lots of.

[@englishspeaking360]

You're welcome! The difference between "a lot" and "lots of" is minimal, and in most cases, they can be used interchangeably. However, there are some subtle distinctions: "A lot of" is slightly more formal than "lots of." "Lots of" is more casual and commonly used in spoken English. Examples: Formal: "A lot of people attended the conference." Casual: "Lots of people came to the party." Both phrases are used to indicate a large quantity and work with: Countable nouns: "A lot of books" / "Lots of chairs" Uncountable nouns: "A lot of water" / "Lots of money" They mean the same in these cases, so you can choose based on tone or style.

[@ZinOoLwin-gd4uc]

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[@PraboGamage]

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[@mandychiu7319]

Sir, Is there no/any monkey in the tree? Actually, I don't quite understand and I am not sure the grammar about this question.

[@englishspeaking360]

Hmmm... the best option and the most natural is: Are there any monkeys in the tree? Or Aren't there any monkeys in the tree?

[@mandychiu7319]

@@englishspeaking360 I think so, too. That's why I ask you about it. Thank you.