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    Ejercicios SOME AND ANY

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the indefinite articles "some" and "any" in English sentences. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using these articles correctly based on whether the noun refers to a general concept or a specific quantity. The exercises cover topics like food, household items, locations, and more to help distinguish between situations that require "some" versus "any".

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the indefinite articles "some" and "any" in English sentences. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using these articles correctly based on whether the noun refers to a general concept or a specific quantity. The exercises cover topics like food, household items, locations, and more to help distinguish between situations that require "some" versus "any".

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the indefinite articles "some" and "any" in English sentences. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using these articles correctly based on whether the noun refers to a general concept or a specific quantity. The exercises cover topics like food, household items, locations, and more to help distinguish between situations that require "some" versus "any".

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    Ejercicios

    Selecciona some o any según corresponda.

    1. Do we have   tomatoes?
    2. I ate   fruit for breakfast.
    3. Anita hasn’t got   pets.
    4. The flight attendant didn’t have   information about our arrival time.
    5. April has   family in Wales.

    Completa las oraciones siguientes con some o any.

    1. Harrold and Julia don’t know------------------ good restaurants in Boston.

    2. Have you seen ……………… Steven Spielberg films?

    3. You have---------------------- tomato sauce on your face.

    4. My parents grow ---------------------- vegetables in their garden.

    5. I haven’t got--------------------- siblings.

    1.- Indica en cuales de las siguientes oraciones hay que utilizar "some" y en


    cuales "any":

    1) I have seen   dogs running after the postman


    2) Dou you have   books on French culture?
    3) Can I have   ice-cream please?
    4) You don't have   idea about the real situation of this company
    5) Could you lend me   money please? I really need it
    6) I have seen   films about the assassination of JFK
    7) I couldn't find   explanations for his behaviour
    8) Have you received   letters from your brother?
    9) If I have   doubt, I will ask you for help
    10) I haven't found   friends at the party
    11) I have bought   discs for my father
    12) Did I receive   calls when I was out?
    13) If I had   problem I would call you
    14)  of those suspects could have been the assassin
    15) Do you want   coffee? Yes, please
    16) Mum, can I invite   friends to my birthday please?
    17) When I was young I did   sports
    18) I don't have   souvenirs from Greece
    19)  houses have been destroyed by the fire
    20) The police didn't find   clues in the flat
    21) Could I have   water please?
    22) You must agree with me that   You must agree with me that

    Elige la opción correcta.

    1 There is ____ beer in the fridge.

    some

     
     any

     
    2 Are there ____ grapes in the kitchen?

    any

     
    some

    3 I've got ____ nice rings and bracelets.

    any

     
    some

    4 There isn't ____ wine in my glass.

    any

     
    some

    5 There aren't ___ lions in Greenland.

    some
    any 

    6 Has your mother got ____ brothers or sisters?

    any

     
    some

    7 We had ___ snow this evening.

    some

     
    any

    8 I can't eat ____ more meat but I'd like ____ more wine, please.

    any / some

     
    some / any

    9 Don't make ____ noise. She wants to get ____ sleep.


    some / any

    any / some

    10 ____ people are very good with languages.

     Some

     
     Any

      

    11 There are   vegetables in the oven.

    12 Have you got   mushrooms?

    13 Emma has got   old pictures in her house.

    14 There aren't   buses on Sundays.

    15 She never has   fun.


     

    16 If you find   mistakes, please let me know.

    17 He brought me   beautiful roses.

    18 Is there   soup left?

    19 Have you got   free time next Saturday?

    20 I have just made   coffee, can I get you a cup?

    Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any. 


     
     
    1. Is there   water left?
     
    2. I usually have   chocolate at night. 
     
    3. There isn't   pen on the table. 
     
    4. There are   students in the
    classroom. 
     
    5. There is   student in the classroom.
     
    6. There isn't   milk in the fridge.
     
    7. Are there   books in your schoolbag?
     
    8. She is   friend of mine. 
     
    9. She is such   intelligent girl. 
     
    10. There aren't   people in that pub. 

    Complete the sentences with a, an, the, some or any.


    (Completa las oraciones con a, an, the, some o any)
     
     
    1. There isn't  butter in the fridge.
     
    2. There are  chocolate biscuits in the kitchen.
     
    3.  coffee in the trolley is from Colombia.
     
    4. There is  avocado on the table.
     
    5. There is  banana in the fruit bowl.

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