a – an – some- any

A- Complete the sentences with some or any.

1. “Are there ________ school things in her satchel? Yes

there are ________.
2. I can’t see ________ cars in the street but I can see
________ people.
3. She can’t buy it because she hasn’t got ________ money.
4. Is there ________ water in the jug? There isn’t ________.
5. We are writing ________ letters to Germany.
6. I’ve got ________ posters but I haven’t got ________ pictures.

B – Insert a, an, some or any.

1. I’ve got ________ pen and ________ pencils in my bag.

2. Are there ________ maps in the classroom? Yes, there are ________.

3. There is ________ cheese on the table and ________ coffee in the cup.
4. There is ________Englishman in the room.
5. There is ________ European car in front of the hospital.

6. Have we got ________eggs? Yes, we’ve got ________.

7. There are ________ sweets on the table.

8. Is there ________ butter in the fridge? No, there isn’t ________ butter but there is ________
cheese.
C- Add some or any as required.

1. Have you got ________ apples? No, I haven’t got ________.

2. Is there ________ soup today? Yes, there is ________.

3. Have you got ________ red pencils? Yes, I’ve got ________.
4. Are there ________ shops in your street? No, there aren’t ________.
5. Have you got ________ sandwiches? Yes, I’ve got ________.
6. Are there ________ people at the bank? Yes, there are ________.
7. Have you got ________ bread? No, I haven’t got ________.
8. Are there ------------ visitors? yes, there are ________.

9. Have you got ________ marker pens? yes, I have got ________.
10. Are there ________ coffee machines in your school? No, there aren’t ________.