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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles (a/an) and quantifiers (some/any) in English sentences. It lists 15 nouns to practice using "a" or "an" and 15 sentences to practice using "some" or "any". The document is teaching the proper use of indefinite articles and quantifiers in English.

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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles (a/an) and quantifiers (some/any) in English sentences. It lists 15 nouns to practice using "a" or "an" and 15 sentences to practice using "some" or "any". The document is teaching the proper use of indefinite articles and quantifiers in English.

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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles (a/an) and quantifiers (some/any) in English sentences. It lists 15 nouns to practice using "a" or "an" and 15 sentences to practice using "some" or "any". The document is teaching the proper use of indefinite articles and quantifiers in English.

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    A/AN/SOME/ANY

    1. Wpisz a/an.

    1. table
    2. door
    3. armchair
    4. desk
    5. dog
    6. TV
    7. book
    8. cookie
    9. kite
    10. pen
    11. egg
    12. bowl
    13. flower
    14. spider
    15. orange

    2. Wpisz some/any.
    1. I have got chocolate.
    2. My friend doesn’t like vegetables.
    3. I have got money in my pocket.
    4. He gave me flowers.
    5. I haven’t got children.
    6. I write letters every week.
    7. Did you find keys yesterday?
    8. Have you got money?
    9. They haven’t got brothers.
    10. Do you know people here?
    11. I haven’t got money.
    12. There are students in the classroom.
    13. I haven’t got food at home.
    14. Peter didn’t buy cookies yesterday.
    15. Kate and I won book ten years ago.
    16. Have you read newspapers this month?

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