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I’ve seen (some/any) good movies recently.

some

I haven't read (any/some) books by Charles Dickens

any

Are you waiting for (anyone/ someone)?

anyone

Can I have (some/any) sugar, please?

some => We use some in questions when we ask for or offer things

Is there (anyone/someone) in the house?

anyone => We do not know if the thing or person exists

Come and see me (some/any) time you want.

any => We also use any with the meaning ‘it doesn’t matter which’

We didn’t spend (many/much/ a lot of) money.

much

We have (so many/ so much) friends on social media

so many

We’ve lived here for (many/ a lot of) years

many => Note that we say many years / many weeks / many days

Mike likes travelling. He travels (much/ a lot)

a lot

Gary is very busy with his job. He has (a little/ little) time for other things.

little

Let’s go and have coffee. We have (a little/ little) time before the train leaves

a little

She’s lucky. She has (a few/ few) problems

few

Things are not going so well for her. She has (a few/ few) problems

a few

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