Some and Any
If you add a number in front of an uncountable noun it would sound strange. For example: 5 milks (sounds very strange). But on the other hand, if you had to say 5 liters of milk, it would sound correct. This is because the word ‘liters’ is countable – it takes a plural and it can also take a number (such as 5) in front of it.
When we don’t know the exact quantity of a noun (or when we don’t want to mention the exact quantity), we can use SOME. SOME can be used both with countable AND uncountable nouns.
For example: Can I have some water? (water is uncountable)
Can I have some eggs? (eggs is countable)
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