in most questions, e.g. "Have you watched any good movies lately?"
with negative ideas or contexts, e.g. "I haven’t watched any good movies."
when it doesn’t matter, e.g. "We can watch any movie, it doesn’t matter which one."
in if-sentences, e.g."If anyone wants to watch a movie with me we can go tonight."
We use SOME
in questions where we expect or have reason to believe the answer is yes, when we have some evidence to support the question, e.g. "Why are you on the floor? Are you looking for something?"
when we offer something, e.g. "Would you like some coffee?"
with positive or affirmative ideas or contexts, e.g. "Last night someone broke into my house."
6) We didn’t go this holiday, we just stayed at home.
7) You must be thirsty! Would you like water?
8) What do you want to do tonight? We can do , I don’t mind.
9) Why do you look so sad? Did bad happen?
10) They’ve recently discovered ancient human bones in Southern Africa.
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