English, asked by uttamkumarthakur61, 7 months ago

I have.... good news for you. (some/any)

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Answered by fidaUKmarwat

Answer:

Ohhh God

Plz tell me

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Answered by divyanjali714

Concept: Some is used to show an indefinite quantity. It can be used before noun. It is used for affirmative sentence where as any is used for negative and interrogative sentence.

Given: A blank or incomplete sentence.

Find: Fill an appropriate word in blank portion.

Solution: I have some good news for you. Here, some shows indefinite quantity of news.

Final answer: Some.

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