[ Some vs. Any ]
I ate … bread and two eggs for lunch. (I’m thinking about the amount.)
a. some
b. any
Select your answer:
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A. They will go wherever you want to.
B. This is the book which I borrowed from the library.
C. The boy, whose father owns the store, is my classmate.
D. He has the only bike that is red.