Common mistakes with 'no' and 'any' | 'He eats anything.' or 'He eats nothing.' (EZEE #7)

Hello everyone. This is Minoo at Anglo-Link.

Welcome to Lesson 7 in my EZZE series.

As you know by now, my goal in this series is to increase your curiosity about common mistakes

and give you the tools that you need to correct your own mistakes.

Remember that you must never feel embarrassed or apologise

when you make a language mistake.

Just be curious about why these mistakes happen and how to correct them.

This will allow you to feel more relaxed and accelerate your progress.

Okay! With this important point in mind, let's become curious about

two words that can easily be confused with each other:

'no' and 'any',

and find out what's the difference between

'He eats anything.'

'He eats nothing.'

'He doesn't eat anything.'

Well, that's the end of Lesson 7. I hope it has cleared your doubts about how to use

'any' and 'no' in different types of sentences.

You will find more information and exercises on this topic in my YouTube lesson called

'Negatives Part 2'.

You may also want to check out my self-study course at

anglo-link.com

for a complete series of grammar, pronunciation, and conversation lessons and exercises.

You will find the links in the last screen of this video, and also in the description box.

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Thanks a lot for joining me for this lesson, and I'll see you in my next lesson.

Happy studies, and goodbye for now.