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Would you like more coffee?

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Typical sentence type: SomePositive statements: 'I have some questions.'AnyNegatives and most questions: 'I don't have any questions.' / 'Do you have any questions?'
Noun type: SomeCountable plural or uncountable: some apples, some waterAnyCountable plural or uncountable: any apples, any water
Offers and requests (exception): SomeUsed even in questions: 'Would you like some coffee?' / 'Could I have some sugar?'AnySounds unnatural here: 'Would you like any coffee?' feels off in a genuine offer

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