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id: 663897f00196a953f16499c6
title: Task 42
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-42
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# --description--

The word `any` is often used in questions and negative sentences to indicate an indefinite amount or number. It helps indicate that the quantity or existence is uncertain or general.

Examples:

`Do you have any questions?` - `Any` is used in a question to ask if there are questions, even one.

`I don't have any money.` - In this negative sentence, `any` shows that the speaker has zero money.

Understanding how to use `any` correctly is important for forming clear and accurate questions and negative statements. On the other hand, `some` is often used in affirmative statements to indicate an unspecified amount or number.

# --questions--

## --text--

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word `any`?

## --answers--

`She needs any help from me.`

### --feedback--

`Any` should be used in negative statements or questions.

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`Have you seen any good movies lately?`

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`I have any time to meet tomorrow.`

### --feedback--

`Any` should not be used in affirmative statements without a conditional or negative context.

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`Any students are welcome to join the club.`

### --feedback--

It should be `All students are welcome to join the club` if referring to every student without restriction.

## --video-solution--

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