This document discusses the uses of the words "some" and "any" in Spanish. "Some" is used for affirmative sentences with plural nouns, while "any" is used for negative sentences, questions, and offers involving both countable and uncountable nouns. Examples are provided to illustrate using "some" and "any" correctly with different types of sentences, nouns, and whether the statement is affirmative, negative, or a question.

1. Some and any (alguna,alguno,algunas,
algunos)
SOME For AFFIRMATIVE sentences
For NEGATIVEsentences and
ANY QUESTIONS

2. For PLURAL nouns
There are some pencils in the pencil
case
Are there any pencils in the pencil
case?
There aren't any pencils in the pencil
case.

3. For UNCOUNTABLE singular
forms
Do you have any milk?
Do you have any sugar?
I don't have any salt.

4. For OFFERS
Do you want some coffe?
Do you want any cookies?
Would you like some sweets?