Which sentence correctly uses ‘any’ rather than ‘some’ in a question?

Explanation

‘Any’ is conventionally used in questions and negative sentences, while ‘some’ is typically used in positive statements and offers. Since this sentence is a question asking generally whether questions exist, ‘any’ is the standard, grammatically correct choice, giving ‘Do you have any questions?’, while ‘some’ would sound less natural in this context. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.