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question about any and some

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snade17

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Hello again dear experts,
Is it OK if I omit the word any in the following sentence:

1. Have you got flowers in your garden?
2. Have you got any flowers in your garden?
 

shalstudent

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Both sentences can be used. Difference being:

1. Have you got flowers in your garden?-- asking in general, if flowers are available in the garden.

2. Have you got any flowers in your garden?-- asking if the person has atleast some flowers in the garden.
 
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