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Anonymous  +  351448 Mon, 16 Apr 07 11:39 AM

Some people may have moral concerns about killing any animals. In this sentence, is it "any animal" or "any animals", please advice.
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Clive  +  351496 Mon, 16 Apr 07 02:13 PM

Hi,

Some people may have moral concerns about killing any animals. In this sentence, is it "any animal" or "any animals", please advise.

You can say either. However, more natural and more common is

Some people may have moral concerns about killing animals.

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