1.1 SOME / ANY_With Exercises

THE USE:

We use any and some with countable and uncountable nouns.

We usually use some in affirmative sentences.

        E.g.: There are some pens in the bag.

We usually use any in negative sentences and questions.

        E.g.: Are there any messages for me? 

                No, there aren´t any.

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EXERCISES: -Look at the picture-

1. Complete the sentences bellow using some or any:

a) I´m going to buy ______ sugar because we haven´t got _______ sugar left .

b) Have you got ______ rice?

c) Get _______ bread from the bakery, please.

d) There aren´t ______ eggs in the fridge.

e) The shop has got ________ clothes on the shelves.

2.  Ask and answer questions like the example:

e.g.: Flour / fridge/pantry

A: Is there any flour in the fridge?

B: No, there isn´t any, but there is some in the pantry.

a) Cheese / table / fridge

A: ____________________________________________________________________________?

B: ____________________________________________________________________________

b) Fish / pantry / fridge

A: ____________________________________________________________________________?

B: ____________________________________________________________________________

3. Look at the picture again and write sentences:

e.g.: There aren’t any pears but there are some bananas.

 a) _______________________________________________________________

 b) _______________________________________________________________

 c) ________________________________________________________________

 d) ________________________________________________________________

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