Do we use a plural noun after the word "any"? Is this a correct sentence?

Question

'Money was more helpful than food because it could be used in any climates.'

Is that correct?

Answer 1

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> No, drop the "s" on climate. You do not make the word climate plural.

Answer 2

It really depends on the context. In your sentence, you should definitely use "climate", but there are examples of plurals, such as "Do you have any questions?"

Answer 3

we don't use a plural noun though. .....it could be used in any climate. have a great day!! :)

Answer 4

yes that is correct but instead of 'climates' it should be 'climate'

Answer 5

Remove the S at the end and it will work

Answer 6

No, I think you have to use the singular: "........in any climate".