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Fill in some or any.

1. I'm going to buy SOME eggs.

2. They didn't make ANY mistakes.

3. I can't pay. I haven't got ANY money.

4. There aren't ANY shops in this part of the town.

5. George and Alice haven't got ANY children.

6. Have you got ANY brothers or sisters?

7. There are SOME beautiful flowers in the garden.

8. Are there ANY letters for me?

9. I haven't got ANY stamps, but Ann has got SOME.

10. Do you know ANY good hotels in London?

11. Did you buy ANY rice? No, we don't need ANY.

12. We haven't got ANY bread. I'm going out to buy SOME.

13. During our holidays we visited SOME very interesting places.

14. I went out to buy SOME milk, but they didn't have ANY in the shop.

Fill in some or any.

15. Sue went to the cinema with SOME of her friends!

16. Jane doesn't have ANY friends.

17. Have you got ANY brothers or sisters?

18. Here is SOME food for the cat.

19. I think you should put SOME flowers on the table.

20. Could you check if there are ANY calls on the answering machine?

21. I don't want ANY presents for my birthday.

22. Did they have ANY news for you?

23. I'm hungry - I will have SOME sandwiches.

24. There aren't ANY apples left.

Read and complete with some or any

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Read and complete with some or any

Complete the questions with how much or how many.

1. HOW MANY bottles of lemonade have we got? We've got only one bottle.

2. HOW MANY bottles of juice are in the fridge? Three.

3. HOW MANY slices of meat do we have? We have got two slices of steaks.

4. HOW MANY bananas have we got? We haven't got any.

5. HOW MUCH sugar have we got? Enough.

6. HOW MANY loafs bread do we need? Two loafs of bread.

7. HOW MANY pens are in your bag? Six.

8. HOW MUCH money have we got? We haven't got a lot.

9. HOW MANY bikes are there in the garden? Two.

10. HOW MANY children have they got? Two girls and a boy.

11. HOW MANY liters milk have we got? About one and a half liters.

12. HOW MANY steaks have we got? We've got eight steaks.

13. HOW MANY time do you need to finish your homework? an hour

14. HOW MANY friends does she invite to her party? More than 30.

15. _HOW MANY people work in your father's company? Seven, I think.

Complete the questions with how much or how many.

16. HOW MANY potatoes are there?

17. HOW MUCH butter is there?

18. HOW MANY pizza is there?

19. HOW MUCH honey is there?

20. HOW MANY bottles of milk are there?

21.HOW MANY strawberries are there?

22. HOW MUCH meat is there?

23. HOW MANY peaches are there?

24. HOW MUCH ham is there?

25. HOW MUCH salad is there?

26. HOW MUCH fish is there?

27. HOW MANY slices of bread are these?

28. HOW MANY boys are here?

29. HOW MUCH juice do you need?

30. HOW MUCH bacon is there in the fridge?

31. HOW MUCH butter would you like?

32. HOW MANY photos did you take?

SOME = AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

ANY = NEGATIVE SENTENCES AND QUESTIONS

EXAMPLE:

There are SOME bananas on the refrigerator.

Are there ANY grapes?

COUNTABLE NOUNS

Singular (a or an) or plural

Examples: pencils, notebooks, cats, dogs, computers, toys, dolls...

HOW MANY?

How many bottles of water are in the refrigerator?

How many sugar have you got?

PRICE (countable)

How much is this car?

How much are those cars?

UNCONTABLE NOUNS

Singular

Examples: chocolate, water, rice, sugar, gold, bread, money, glue, salt ....

HOW MUCH?

How much milk have we got? / How many bottles of milk have we got?

How much students are in my class?

apple juice

There isn't much apple juice in the refrigerator.

There aren't many apple juice boxes.

There aren't many pizzas and hot dog.

There are a few pizzas and hot dogs.

There are some pizzas and hot dog.

COMPLETE USING A FEW AND A LITTLE

He speaks A LITTLE Spanish, so we were able to find a nice room in Madrid.

There are only A FEW bananas left in the box.

We need A LITTLE butter for this cake.

The teacher gives us A LITTLE time to prepare before a test.

There are only A FEW days left to hand in the reports.

I bought A FEW apples in this shop.

Could I have A LITTLE milk in my coffee, please?

Look! There are A FEW mice on the roof.

We saw A FEW people at the bus stop.

We have A LITTLE ketchup and a few sausages left.

This president had A LITTLE power.

She spoke A LITTLE English. It was nearly impossible to understand her.

I'm sorry, but I have A LITTLE time to waste.

I'm sorry, but I have A FEW HOURS to waste.

There are a few hamburgers and hot dogs.

There are a few pizzas and fried eggs

There are a few ice creams and donuts

There are a few donuts

There are a few vase of sodas.

There is a little gold.

There are a few bars of gold.

There is a little juice in the jar.

There is a little soda in the vase.

There is a little cheese.

There are a few bars of cheese

There is a little water in the vase.

COOKIES