what part of speech are they???how do we call them?

[cherry maltezidou]

how do we call some/any???are they quantifiers???
and what part of speech is "too and enough"?:?:

 

[engee30]

how do we call some/any???are they quantifiers???
and what part of speech is "too and enough"?:?:

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Some and any can be either a pronoun, a determiner, or a quantifier.
Too and enough are adverbs.

 

[Verona_82]

If we're talkig about parts of speech, some, any and enough can be used as adverbs, determiners and pronouns.
too is an adverb.

PS. Sorry Engee. Didn't see your reply. Seems like we've got different opinions on that

 

[Khosro]

how do we call some/any???are they quantifiers???
and what part of speech is "too and enough"?:?:

I think:

'Some' and 'any' and 'enough' are quantifiers. A quantifier is a kind of 'determiner'.

'too' as 'too much' is an adverb of determiner. 'much' is a quantifier (which is a kind of determiner).

'some' can also function as a 'pronoun' and an 'adverb'.
'any' can also function as a 'pronoun' and an 'adverb'.
'enough' can also function as a 'pronoun' and an 'adverb'.
'too' is ,generally speaking, an 'adverb'.
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[engee30]

Incidentally, enough can be a pronoun too.

Sorry, Verona_82 - I wasn't reading your post carefully enough.