any
adj.adj. one or more of something, no matter which one it is. You often use it in questions or with 'not' to talk about a zero amount.
adj. one, some, or every or all, regardless of quantity or identity. Functions as a quantifier in negative statements, interrogative clauses, and conditional sentences.
Do you have any milk in the fridge?
I checked the cupboard but I could not find any clean glasses for the guests.
Any student who wishes to participate in the advanced seminar must submit a written proposal by the end of the week to be considered for a seat.
Commonly used in negative sentences and questions instead of 'some'. When used in affirmative sentences, it emphasizes that the specific choice does not matter.
I don't have some money.I don't have any money.In standard English, 'any' is used instead of 'some' in negative sentences to indicate a zero quantity.