curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/67461c06865e13d715967f1d.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Did BLANK else come up while you were debugging?
anything
This word is used in questions to ask if something occurred or existed.
Anything is used in questions to ask if something happened, existed, or was present. It is neutral and does not assume the existence of anything specific. For example:
Did anything unusual happen during the test? - Meaning you are asking about unusual events that could be found during the test.
In affirmative sentences, use something to indicate the existence of a thing. For example:
Something interesting happened during the meeting. - Meaning a different thing than the usual happened.
In negative sentences, use anything to indicate that no thing occurred or existed. For example:
I didn't see anything unusual in the report. - meaning there were no surprises in the report.
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