Question

0249 3 Has Atsuko found any job yet? Has Atsuko found [[any]] job yet? a Any is usually used with uncountable nouns and plural countables (NOT with singular countable nouns). Compare: 'Do you have any money?' (money is an uncountable noun) 'Do you have any fifty-cent coins?' (coins is a plural countable noun) 'Do you have a fifty-cent coin?' (coin is a singular countable noun)Note, however: 'I'll accept any job I'm offered.' (= it does not matter which job)

Accepted Answer

any ✗ Has Atsuko found a job yet? Has Atsuko found [[a]] job yet? a | any

Idx	0249
Keyword	any
Sub Entry Number	3
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Has Atsuko found any job yet?
Correct Sentence	Has Atsuko found a job yet?
Cloze Error Sentence	Has Atsuko found [[any]] job yet?
Cloze Sentence	Has Atsuko found [[a]] job yet?
Cloze Answer	a
Choices	a \| any
Explanation	Any is usually used with uncountable nouns and plural countables (NOT with singular countable nouns). Compare: 'Do you have any money?' (money is an uncountable noun) 'Do you have any fifty-cent coins?' (coins is a plural countable noun) 'Do you have a fifty-cent coin?' (coin is a singular countable noun) Note, however: 'I'll accept any job I'm offered.' (= it does not matter which job)

Job Atsuko Found Countable Noun Uncountable Plural Singular