2. All about so or too and some or any
So and too is the second word in the phrase we often use verbal and written in English. The second word has the same meaning, but it’s different sentences.
Use So
So is a word that is used to reinforce the adjective or noun. So also could be used as the meaning of the very and such.
In used So there is the following important rules :
1. So used before adjectives :
So + adjective/adverb (without noun)
Example : His new girlfriend is so beautiful
2. So it’s not used in combination with the adjective noun :
So + (adjective + noun)
Example : He is such a handsome man
Use Too
Too used to something that is more than enough , too far , and too much. Usually, too used by way of implanting a statement or negative thinking.
1. Too used before adjectives and adverbs and without nouns :
Too – Adjective/Adverb (Without Noun)
Example : You are too late. You cannot enter this room anymore.
2. Too can not be used before the adjective + noun :
Too + (Adjective + Noun)
3. Too also has a different structure . That too followed by an adjective, then for someone/something dan infinitive :
Too + adjective + for someone/something + infinitive
Example : This clothe is too big for me to wear.
Use Some
Some is used in positive sentence . Some can be used for objects that can be counted or which can not be calculated ( countable and uncountable nouns ) . Some forbidden placed on the form of the sentence if the sentence is negative.
Example : There are some bananas on the table
Please note that , if we use "some " to objects that can be counted ( countable nouns ) , then the object must be plural.
Example : AL has some books
If after we put the word some nouns that can not be counted / uncountable noun , then the noun plus let " s / es "
Example : I need some water.
some should not be used in the form of negative sentences , sometimes we find placement in the sentence some questions / interrogative , which usually interrogative sentence is a sentence using the word some meaningful question and offer something (offer something) and also a request (request something) .
Example :
Would you like some apples? (offer)
Can I have some water? (request)
use any
Any used only in negative sentences and interrogative sentence / interrogative . We are not allowed to use " any " in positive sentences . We can also put a noun that can be counted or which can not be calculated / countable or uncountable nouns after the word " any " . When the noun is a noun that can be counted / countable noun , the noun plural and even then should / plural .
Example : I don't have any books
Sumber referensi :
http://belajarbahasainggrisonlinegratis.blogspot.com/2012/03/some-and-any.html
http://www.caramudahbelajarbahasainggris.net/2013/07/perbedaan-detail-antara-so-dan-too-dalam-bahasa-inggris.html
So and too is the second word in the phrase we often use verbal and written in English. The second word has the same meaning, but it’s different sentences.
Use So
So is a word that is used to reinforce the adjective or noun. So also could be used as the meaning of the very and such.
In used So there is the following important rules :
1. So used before adjectives :
So + adjective/adverb (without noun)
Example : His new girlfriend is so beautiful
2. So it’s not used in combination with the adjective noun :
So + (
Example : He is such a handsome man
Use Too
Too used to something that is more than enough , too far , and too much. Usually, too used by way of implanting a statement or negative thinking.
1. Too used before adjectives and adverbs and without nouns :
Too – Adjective/Adverb (Without Noun)
Example : You are too late. You cannot enter this room anymore.
2. Too can not be used before the adjective + noun :
Too + (
3. Too also has a different structure . That too followed by an adjective, then for someone/something dan infinitive :
Too + adjective + for someone/something + infinitive
Example : This clothe is too big for me to wear.
Use Some
Some is used in positive sentence . Some can be used for objects that can be counted or which can not be calculated ( countable and uncountable nouns ) . Some forbidden placed on the form of the sentence if the sentence is negative.
Example : There are some bananas on the table
Please note that , if we use "some " to objects that can be counted ( countable nouns ) , then the object must be plural.
Example : AL has some books
If after we put the word some nouns that can not be counted / uncountable noun , then the noun plus let " s / es "
Example : I need some water.
some should not be used in the form of negative sentences , sometimes we find placement in the sentence some questions / interrogative , which usually interrogative sentence is a sentence using the word some meaningful question and offer something (offer something) and also a request (request something) .
Example :
Would you like some apples? (offer)
Can I have some water? (request)
use any
Any used only in negative sentences and interrogative sentence / interrogative . We are not allowed to use " any " in positive sentences . We can also put a noun that can be counted or which can not be calculated / countable or uncountable nouns after the word " any " . When the noun is a noun that can be counted / countable noun , the noun plural and even then should / plural .
Example : I don't have any books
Sumber referensi :
http://belajarbahasainggrisonlinegratis.blogspot.com/2012/03/some-and-any.html
http://www.caramudahbelajarbahasainggris.net/2013/07/perbedaan-detail-antara-so-dan-too-dalam-bahasa-inggris.html
