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

Adverb: Any/Some - Negative to Affirmative
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1. You won't need any winter clothes in Miami.
2. She doesn't want any oranges.
3. "Don't pour me any coffee."
4. We don't need any more chairs in this room.
5. There aren't any boys in the hall.
6. They didn't tell us about any of their expectations.
7. I never see any $2 bills these days.
8. There aren't any good seats left for the play tonight.

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