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Adverb: Any/Some - Affirmative to Negative
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Change from Affirmative to Negative using Some or Any.

Adverb: Any/Some - Affirmative to Negative
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1. There are some rich men in this town.
2. "We saw some good shows in Miami."
3. There are some flowers in the yellow vase.
4. We have some good neighbors.
5. They have some pretty dresses in that store.
6. We learned some new words in class yesterday.
7. The teacher taught us some important rules of grammar.
8. He made some mistakes in spelling.

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