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Some Any 1 PDF
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Things can be counted. Things cannot be counted. Some is used in affirmative Any is used in negative
We call them We call them Uncountable sentences for both and interrogative for both
Countable Nouns. Nouns. Examples: sugar, countable and countable / uncountable
Examples: students, dust, water, jam, flour, uncountable nouns. nouns. Examples: There
books, pencils, dogs, syrup, salt, coffee, ink, Examples; There are some aren’t any matches, There
flowers, kites, bananas, sand, air, money, tea, tomatoes; there is some isn’t any juice, are there
any carrots? Is there any
cars, apples, teachers, juice, oil, butter, and etc. water at campsite.
rice?
and etc.
1. Is there 2. There are 3. Are there 4. There aren’t 5. There is 6. There are
______________ ________________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________
rice? apples. matches? potatoes. coffee. bananas.
7. There isn’t 8. Is there 9. Is there 10. There aren’t 11. There is 12. Are there
______________ ________________ ______________ ________ eggs. ______________ ______________
bread. cheese? water. juice. strawberries?
2. (potatoes/ table) ______________________________________ Windy: No, there _________________ bananas. But there
4. (oranges/ refrigerator) _________________________________ Geoff: I’ll have an orange. ___________ there ____________