Quote Originally Posted by Medved View Post
No there isn't.
Looks like you've been going lazier and lazier.
It's more natural to say "getting" than "going." If you say "going," it sounds like you're describing the way he has been going... for some reason. Even then, it doesn't really make too much sense.

Quote Originally Posted by Antonio1986 View Post
Is there any problem?
There is any problem?

I think in English both versions are correct.
Nope, neither are correct.

Are there any problems? / Is there a problem? (You can't use "any" with a single "problem")
"There is any problem" is just wrong. You can't ask questions like this. It's exclusive to Russian (between English and Russian at least).

You could turn it into a statement by removing the question mark and fixing the sentence like so:
There is a problem. / There are problems. (You can't use "any" here.)