something, anything, nothing
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Choose the correct answer before the bar runs out.
Grammar notes
Things: Something, Anything, Nothing
Use something mostly in affirmative sentences. Use anything often in questions and negatives. Use nothing when the whole idea is negative already.
- Example: I need something to drink.
- Example: We didn't see anything.
Quick Rule
- something -> often affirmative
- anything -> often question or negative
- nothing -> already negative, so do not add another negative word
Once you know the mood of the sentence, the right word becomes much easier to choose.