Some and any

Some and Any are used when the speaker doesn't specify a number or an exact amount.

Some is used in POSITIVE SENTENCES 

• with uncountable nouns: You have some cream on your face
• with plural countable nouns: You have some apples in the frigde. 

Any is used in NEGATIVE SENTENCES AND QUESTIONS.

• with uncountable nouns: I don't want any risk in my job
• with plural countable nouns: Do you have any relatives in Australia?

But there are exceptions...

• Use SOME in questions when offering / requesting: Would you lke some more coffe?
• Use ANY in positive sentences when it means "it doesn't matter which": You can call me any time

EXERCISES

a / an, some / any 1
a / an, some / any 2

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