*We can use some, any and no with both countable and uncountable nouns.
We can use some when the exact amount in unimportant, or in phrasing questions, especially for request and offers.
We can use any in questions to ask if something exists, or in negative sentences when the things involved do not exist.
We can use no to replace not any in a sentences.
None and no have the same meaning, but none can stand on its own as a pronoun.
11.5 When the subject of a sentence is an uncountable noun, the verb is always singular.
11.6 Some nouns such as glass, iron, hair, coffee, tea, room and paper can be countable or uncountable with different meanings.

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B1 + Secondary 1 English (F1 GE) Slides sobre Grammar and Usage, criado por Sin Kei Chan em 09-06-2016.