Question

ok this is a really stupid question but what is the misspelled word!? (There has to be one)

She learned it isn't good to tell some tales.

Answer 1

I don't see one. are you sure it's asking for a misspelled word?

Answer 2

Maybe not the most clever sentence, but the words are correctly spelled and in correct context and order.

Answer 3

She learned that it isn't good to tell some tales.

^^ a pretty bad sentence.
I would rather say, vv

She learned that it isn't good to tell any tales.
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No, honestly, I would never use that kind of sentence.
Kind of poor-ish, but when you are using a negative,
or a question, then you use "any" instead of "some".

Answer 4

Well, people commonly use "some" as opposed to "any" in questions, but at least, when you are saying a negative statement, then use "any", not "some".

Examples:

«I don't need \(\sf \color{blue}{any}\) help.»
(and not «I don't need \(\sf \color{red}{some}\) help.»)

«You are not going to get \(\sf \color{blue}{any}\) cookies.»
and not «You are not going to get \(\sf \color{red}{some}\) cookies.»)

«I want to buy \(\sf \color{blue}{some}\) fruit.»
and not «I want to buy \(\sf \color{red}{any}\) fruit.»)

Answer 5

You see how using "any" and "some" differs.