The American Grammar Book · Unit 44 · Level A2

Some, Any, No, None, Every and Each

Study the page, compare American and British usage, then practice with certification-style tasks: multiple choice, open cloze, error identification, sentence transformation and US vs UK. Feedback in English and Spanish on every item.

Level A2 · Elementary25 items · 5 partsExam: 25 minPass: 70%🇺🇸 American English
Study page · Unit 44

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Form

WordUseExample
somepositive sentences, offers, requestsI have some friends. Would you like some tea?
anyquestions, negatives; "it doesn't matter which"Do you have any questions? Take any seat.
no + nounnegative meaning (= not any)There is no milk. She has no sisters.
none / none ofreplaces a noun; "not one""How many?" "None." None of them came.
every + singular nounall of them, one by oneEvery student has a book.

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En español

Some = algunos (afirmativo), any = algún / ningún (preguntas y negativos), no / none = ningún / ninguno, every = cada / todos. No va antes de un sustantivo; none va solo o con of.

🇺🇸 American English · 🇬🇧 British English

US vs UK

This book teaches American English. These are the differences you will notice with British English on this topic.

🇺🇸 USNone of my friends is / are coming.
🇬🇧 UKNone of my friends are coming.

With none of + plural, both singular and plural verbs appear; American formal style still often prefers is.
Con none of + plural, ambos; el estilo formal americano a veces prefiere is.

🇺🇸 USDo you have any questions?
🇬🇧 UKHave you got any questions?

Same any; American do + have vs British have got.
Mismo any; do + have vs have got.

🇺🇸 USevery other week
🇬🇧 UKevery other week / every second week

Every other (US) is the usual way to say alternate weeks.
Every other es la forma americana usual.

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