Some e Any

Some and Any are quantifiers used to represent quantity, although not specifyc. 

Both can be used before countable and uncountable nouns.

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Some

According to the website dicionário Oxford, some is used before countable nouns or uncountables in plural form.

Some is used in:

1. Affirmative sentences before countable nouns:

• There are some sandwiches in the fridge.
• Bobby got some presents for his birthday.
• The kids are eating some cookies.
• Would you like some coffee?
• Can I have some water?

2. In affirmative sentences before uncountable nous:

• I have some news about the case.
• I will buy some food for us.
• Drink some water.

3. In negative sentences to make requests:

• Can I have some coffee?
• Could you give me some help?
• May I ask you some questions?

4. In interrogative sentences to make offers:

• Would you like some tea?
• Can I bring you some water?
• Would you like some cake?

Any

Any is used in:

1 Negative sentences:

• I don’t have any clean shirts.
• They don’t need any help.
• They don’t like any kind of music.

2. Interrogative sentences:

• Do you have any good ideas?
• Does Ammy have any siblings?
• Is there any problem?

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