give us any comments vs give us any comment

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Give us any comments' is used when asking for multiple comments, while 'Give us any comment' is used when asking for a single comment.

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give us any comments

This phrase is correct and commonly used when asking for multiple comments.

This phrase is used when requesting feedback, opinions, or remarks from multiple people.

Examples:

Please give us any comments you have on the new proposal.
Feel free to give us any comments on the service provided.
We welcome any comments you may have on the presentation.

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Please feel free to give comments.
In more detail, concerning the six cooperating users one did not give any comments on the situation whereas three clearly claimed to be in favour of the continuation of the measures.
This is why I would specifically ask the Commissioner to look into the results of this ADAC study and give us his detailed comments on them.
Although the Council's proposal gives cause for comment, the work of the Presidency gives us good reason to assume that we will achieve an excellent end result.
It is not possible to give comments on all of the projects in this working document.
The Commission invited Germany and interested parties to give comments and to provide relevant facts on the compliance of the scheme with Article 110 of the Treaty.
Let me conclude by saying that it was also with great disquiet that we heard - as we shall shortly do in the committee, when you will give us your comments - that the offer was made to make the Green Box a subject for negotiation.
Judge Owens, can you give us a comment, please? No.
Can you give us a couple comments about the island, Mr. Queen?
However, the project was implemented before the Authority had a chance to give its comments.
In any case, Mrs Hardstaff, I will give your comment some thought and let you know in due course.
Mr President, if I might just give some comments directly on the issues and questions that have been raised.
Madam President, the Commissioner's final comment gives me some cause for hope.
The Agency shall invite interested parties to give their comments on the draft opinion by a deadline set by the Agency.
5. Member States may give their comments on the request and its justification within two months of the date of the Commission's provision of information.
Mr President, before I give my comments as rapporteur, I would like to make an objection and ask you to refer it to the Conference of Presidents.
The Member State shall give its comments within 25 working days of the receipt of the written report from the Commission.
This situation gives rise to several comments.
The document referred to in the Commission proposal (14894/04) gives only general comments on the critical infrastructure protection.
In view of this broad majority, I think it important that the Commission should give a brief comment in this regard.

Alternatives:

Please provide us with any comments.
We would appreciate any feedback you can give us.
Feel free to share your thoughts with us.

give us any comment

This phrase is correct and commonly used when asking for a single comment.

This phrase is used when requesting a single feedback, opinion, or remark from someone.