English grammar_indefinite pronouns -some & any

1> some

• some
  1> is used in affirmative sentences;
  2> expects an affirmative answer, or forms an invitation, a question sentence of request;

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1.1> will bring you some

If you like Italian wine, I will bring you some.
If you like Italian wine, I will bring you some.

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1.2> some tea

Would you like some tea?
Would you like some tea?

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1.3> some good news

Is there some good news for me?
Any good news for me?

• news: uncountable;
  a piece of news;

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2> any

• any is used in negative, interrogative, and conditional sentences;

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2.1> don’t want any

I don’t want any of these books.
I don’t want any of these books.

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2.2> have any

I need some paper clips. Do you have any?
I need some paper clips.do you have?

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2.3> If you need any

If you need any sugar, there is some in the pot.
If you need any sugar, there is some in the pot.

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2.4> there is any left

Can I have some more tea if there is any left.
Can I have some more tea if there is any left?

• there is any left (omitted sentence)
  there is any that is left.
  left past participle, as an adjective;