Where are we going? (1)Let's go somewhere warm. (2)Anywhere/somewhere. (3)Let's go anywhere warm. Can I say (3)? If I say (1), I mean I want to go out but I haven't had any idea where to go yet. If I say 'anywhere,' I mean it

Your confirmation is the most precious. What about this? (1)If you need some money, I will lend you some. (2)If you need any money, I will lend you some. The book says when the indefinite adjective is embedded in an if-clause, use 'any'.

I'm going to the grocery store at the corner. (1)Can I get you anything? Correct. The speaker doesn't presume that the hearer needs some stuff. (2)Can I get you something? Correct. The speaker presumes that the hearer may need some

Davkett wrote: Eat soup gets 86,000 google hits...the popular choice. (I'd risk a choking attack if I were to drink all those chunky styles.) Hi, Davlett, What about beef broth?

Nona, you've just made my day warmer! Don't forget to wear warm clothing.

Thanks, Danyoo and rishonly.

Why don't you drink soup? Eating soup sounds like a barbarian!

Do you eat vitamin C or take vitamin C? Thanks,

A Paco has made my day. Which Paco? The Paco on englishforums. But do the Paco/Pacos all make your day? Not exactly. This Paco is different. Here, a Paco refers to a specific Paco. The Paco and Pacos are Pacos in general.

A computer has revolutionized publishing. One of my gramar books says it's incorrect.