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SOME/ANY
Se traduit généralement par du/de ou quelques
1.A la forme affirmative et négative :
-I have some milk
J'ai du lait
-I don't have any milk
Je n'ai pas de lait
2.A la forme interrogative.
La question pour sur le verbe :
-Do you have any milk ?
Avez vous du lait ?
La question pour sur le nom:
-Can I have some milk ?
Puis je avoir du lait ?
Mème chose pour :
-Someone, somwhere,something,sometimes
-Anyone,anywhere,anything,anytime
-Nowhere,noone,nothing etc
Ps : On pourra retrouver la forme avec no ex I have no milk
Conversation 1
Man: Do you have any paper?
Woman: I have some, but not much.
Man: How much do you have?
Woman: I have about 10 sheets of paper.
Man: That is plenty. I just need five sheets.
Woman: OK, here you go.
Conversation 2
Man: Do we have any eggs?
Woman: We have some. Maybe three eggs.
Man: OK, and do we have any cheese?
Woman: No, we don’t have any cheese.
Man: Oh, that’s too bad. I want to make an omelet.
Woman: Well, I can go to the store and buy some.
Man: No, that’s OK. I’ll just have toast.
Conversation 3
Man: Care for some coffee?
Woman: I would love some.
Man: Cream or sugar?
Woman: No sugar, but I’ll take a little cream please!
Man: Oh, you know what, we don’t have any cream. Is milk OK?
Woman: That’s fine.
Conversation 4
Man: So, what did you get for lunch?
Woman: I bought some stuff to make sandwiches.
Man: Oh great! Did you buy any potato chips?
Woman: No, I did not. I did not see any.
Man: That’s OK. We have some pretzels.
Woman: That will work.