This is the rule to ANY, SOME and NO, but the sentence " Would you like some water?" is correct. Explain why and give another example. (se precisar explique em português, mas o exemplo tem de ser em Inglês) Em português: Esta é a regra para QUALQUER, ALGUM e NÃO, mas a frase "Você gostaria de um pouco de água?" está correto. Explique por quê e dê outro exemplo. (se precisar explicar em português, mas o exemplo tem de ser em inglês)

Answer and Explanation:

The general rule states that "some" must be used in affirmative sentences. However, it is correct to use it in a question such as "Would you like some water?" The reason for that is that this question is an offer. When you offer someone something, it is okay to use "some". Let's give some other examples:

- Would you like some cake?

- Do you want some sugar with your coffee?

Note that it is also okay to use "some" when you request or ask for something, even if it is a question. For example:

- Can I have some tea, please?

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