Hello to all,
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Context
I'm talking about computer programs.
Sample sentences:
The word "program" is in the singular:
1A. I want to create some kind of program that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2A. Do you want to create any kind of program that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
The word "program" is in the plural:
1B. I want create some kind of programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2B. Do you want to create any kind of programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
Question:
I know that it is wrong to say either "some kind of programs" or "any kind of programs", so I wonder what the equivalent of "some kind of"/"any kind of" for plural nouns is. I suspect that both "any kinds of" and "some kinds of" don't make sense in this case. So, should I simply use either "some" or "any", like this:
1C. I want create some programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2C. Do you want to create any programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
Thanks a lot for any comments, corrections or suggestions!
Regards,
JJXR
Thanks for reading my post.
Context
I'm talking about computer programs.
Sample sentences:
The word "program" is in the singular:
1A. I want to create some kind of program that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2A. Do you want to create any kind of program that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
The word "program" is in the plural:
1B. I want create some kind of programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2B. Do you want to create any kind of programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
Question:
I know that it is wrong to say either "some kind of programs" or "any kind of programs", so I wonder what the equivalent of "some kind of"/"any kind of" for plural nouns is. I suspect that both "any kinds of" and "some kinds of" don't make sense in this case. So, should I simply use either "some" or "any", like this:
1C. I want create some programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically.
2C. Do you want to create any programs that would be capable of performing all this work automatically?
Thanks a lot for any comments, corrections or suggestions!
Regards,
JJXR