Meaning & use
any requests
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Meanings
phrasefixed phraseinformal
A question asking whether anyone wants to ask for something or suggest something.
Grammar: Usually used as a direct question: 'Any requests?' It can also be a full question: 'Do you have any requests?'
Patterns
- Any requests?
- Do you have any requests?
- Are there any requests?
Any requests for the next song?
The teacher asked, 'Any requests for tomorrow's topic?'
Do you have any requests before we start cooking?
phrasefixed phraseinformal
Used to invite people to ask for something they would like.
Grammar: Often said by someone in charge, such as a DJ, host or manager.
Patterns
- any requests for something
- take any requests
The DJ said, 'Any requests for the party?'
The chef asked if there were any requests for the menu.
Common combinations
- any requests for
- Any requests for the playlist?
- take requests
- The band takes requests from the audience.
- special requests
- The hotel tries to meet special requests.
Synonyms and how they differ
- any suggestions
- Asks for ideas rather than things people want; 'requests' is about asking for something specific.
Word family
Practice
Choose the most natural question.
Choose one answer.
'Any requests?' is the usual plural question form. 'Any request?' is possible but less common in this conversational use.
Make it your own
Write a sentence using “any requests”, then check it and compare it with the examples above.