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AT THE SUPERMARKET
Hi Sandra,
I’m doing the shopping today at the
supermarket.
Here there are a lot of carrots. There
are many tomatoes. There is much
milk. There is some butter. There are
some eggs. There aren´t any
pineapples. There isn´t any rice. Is
there any fish? Yes, there is. Are
there any potatoes? No, there
aren´t.
With love,
Peter
Any is used in questions with countable and uncountable nouns. It means a small
quantity.
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Do you have any chocolate?
Are there any onions?
Any is used in negative sentences with countable and uncountable nouns. It means
the lack of quantity.
Martha doesn´t drink any coffee.
There aren’t any sausages.
EXERCISES
I. Complete the sentences with a lot of, much, many, some and any about
the food from the picture.
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12. Is there__________ bread? Yes, there is.
13. There are_____________ eggplants.
14. There aren’t ____________ ham.
II. Write an email to a relative to describe the food’s quantities in your house
using a lot of, much, many, some and any.
Example:
Maritza Rojas
Food’s quantities at home
Hi grandma,
I´m waiting for your visit today. I’m checking the food I have
at home right now. So, we can have a great day tasting
delicious food.
Samantha Anderson