Determiners That Require A Plural Verb
Some determiners are used with plural nouns and require a plural verb. Examples are: some, all, many, both, few, several, most

- Some people are born great.
- All children need love.
- Many people want to buy cars.
- Both sisters are beautiful.
- Few politicians are honest.
- Several people were injured in the accident.
- Most children like chocolates.
The determiners some and any can also be used with uncountable nouns. In this case, they take singular verb.
- Any help will be appreciated.
- There is some milk in the fridge.
Any can be used with both plural and singular nouns.
- Any child can learn a foreign language.
- She doesn’t have any children.