something - типичные ошибки в английском со словом something

Не правильно ❌	Правильно ✅	Пояснение
1. By six o'clock I am too tired to do something else. 2. At first we couldn't see something suspicious. 3. If the cassette is stuck, you'll have to use a knife or something l ike that.	1. By six o'clock I am too tired to do anything else. 2. At first we couldn't see anything suspicious. 3. If the cassette Is stuck, you'll have to use a knife or something.	1. Note that anything is used in affirmative sentences which actually express a negative meaning: 'By six o'clock I am too tired to do anything else.' (= By six o'clock I am so tired that I cannot do anything else.) Compare: 'too ill to eat any food', 'too busy to see anyone' 2. Something is usually used in affirmative sentences: 'We could see something.' Anything is usually used in negative sentences and questions: 'We couldn't see anything.' 'Can you see anything?' 3. ... or something is an informal expression meaning ' ... or something like that': 'Why don't you buy her a book or something?'