determiner

any

some, every, no (in negative sentences)

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions?

I don't have any money.

I don't have any money.

You can choose any book you like.

You can choose any book you like.

any ((noun)) (in questions) Do you have any questions?

not any ((noun)) (in negative sentences) I don't have any money.

any ((noun)) (in positive sentences, 'it doesn't matter which') You can choose any book you like.

Synonyms: some (in questions), every (in positive sentences); Antonyms: no, none

From Old English 'ǣnig', which comes from 'ān' (one).

'Any' is very flexible. Use it for questions ('any milk?'), negatives ('not any milk'), and choices ('any milk will do').

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