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    We use A or AN with singular nouns depending on whether the noun begins with a vowel or consonant sound. SOME is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in positive sentences or questions expressing requests or offers. ANY is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in negative sentences or general questions. The document provides examples of the correct usage of A/AN, SOME, and ANY in different contexts.

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    We use A or AN with singular nouns depending on whether the noun begins with a vowel or consonant sound. SOME is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in positive sentences or questions expressing requests or offers. ANY is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in negative sentences or general questions. The document provides examples of the correct usage of A/AN, SOME, and ANY in different contexts.

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    We use A or AN with singular nouns depending on whether the noun begins with a vowel or consonant sound. SOME is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in positive sentences or questions expressing requests or offers. ANY is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in negative sentences or general questions. The document provides examples of the correct usage of A/AN, SOME, and ANY in different contexts.

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    We use A or AN with singular nouns depending on whether the noun begins with a vowel or consonant sound. SOME is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in positive sentences or questions expressing requests or offers. ANY is used with countable nouns in their plural form or with uncountable nouns, in negative sentences or general questions. The document provides examples of the correct usage of A/AN, SOME, and ANY in different contexts.

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    We use A or AN with We use SOME with countable We use ANY with countable

    singular nouns. nouns (only with their plural) and nouns (only with their plural)
    A is used when a noun with uncountable nouns. and with uncountable nouns.
    starts with a consonant SOME is used in: ANY is used in:
    sound; * positive sentences; * negative sentences;
    e.g. A dog, a book, etc. e.g. I have got some time. e.g. I haven‘t got any time.
    AN is used when a noun * questions, expressing requests and * general questions;
    starts with a vowel sound; offers; e.g. Have you got any sisters?
    e.g. An apple, an hour, etc. E.g. Would you like some tea? Is there any tea left?
    Can I have some biscuits?

    Choose the correct answer:

    1. “Is there ... tea in 9. This is … interesting 17. There aren’t … 25. There isn’t … water
    this kitchen?” newspaper. flats to rent. in the glass.
    a) any b) some a) a b) an a)an b) some a) some b) a
    c) a d) an c) any d) some c) any d) a c) an d) any
    2. “Are there any girls 10. “Is there any coffee 18. We haven’t got … 26. Mr. Smith is having
    in your class?” “No, in the kitchen?” “Yes, cinemas here. … bread.
    there aren´t … “ there is.....” a) any b) some a) any b) some
    a) an b) some a) some b) any c) an d) a c) a d) an
    c) any d) a c) a d) an
    19. Are there … boys 27. There are …
    3. The Browns haven’t 11. There are … cups in this class? children in the street.
    got … children. of tea on the table. a) an b) any a) any b) some
    a) any b) some a) some b) any c) some d) a c) an d) a
    c) a d) an c) a d) an
    20. There isn’t … beer 28. Is there … wine in
    4. I haven’t got … 12. Is there … beer in in the bottle. the glass?
    books to read. the glasses? a) a b) some a) some b) a
    a) some b) an a) a b) an c) an d) any c) any d) an
    c) a d) any c) some d) any
    21. “Is there any coffee 29. There are … girls in
    5. Has Mr. Evans got 13. Have you got … in the cup?” “Yes, this class.
    … coffee? chair for me? there is …” a) any b) some
    a) some b) any a) any b) an a) a b) an c) an d) a
    c) an d) a c) some d) a c) some d) any
    30. “Is there any beer
    6. Are there … lamps in 14. Have the Evans got 22. In the park there in the glass” “No, there
    the house? … flat? are … very nice trees. isn’t …”
    a) some b) a a) any b) some a) some b) any a) some b) any
    c) any d) an c) an d) a c) an d) a c) a d) an
    7. Have the Collins got 15. Sorry, there isn’t … 23. I’m reading … 31. Has Peter got …
    … children? more tea. interesting book. interesting books?
    a) an b) some a) some b) any a) an b) any a) some b) any
    c) a d) any c) a d) an c) some d) a c) an d) much
    8. Is there … book on 16. Have they got … 24. Mrs Green is having 32. “Have you got any
    the table? books? … coffee with milk. glasses?” “No, I
    a) a b) an a) any b) some a) some b) any haven’t got …”
    c) some d) any c)an d) a c) a d) an a) some b) a
    c) any d) an

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