he has hardly money ....*(some or any)
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He has hardly any money.
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- 'Some' is used to denote the positive aspect of the things.
- 'Any' is used in the sentences which is negative.
- 'Some' can be used in both the countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
- In the given sentence, the negative aspect of having no money has been highlighted.
- Since, the person here is seen to have no money therefore, 'any' has been added.
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he has ------ money. (some, any)
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