Complete the following

sentences using

some
or

any
 SOME ANY

… in positive statements … in negative statements

I bought some flowers Sorry, there isn’t any
for you! bread left for you.
…in offers …in questions (we don’t
Would you like some know the answer)
apples? Have you got any apples?
 Don’t forget….
We use some for affirmative and polite
sentences (or when you hope/expect
the answer to be « yes »):

 I’ve got some good news.

They’ve got something to say.
Would you like some tea?
Can I have some more cake, please?
 Don’t forget….
We use any for questions and
negatives:

 I haven’t got any good news.

She hasn’t got any sisters.
Have they got any wine?

Has he got a car?

(mistake on the tapescript)
I’ve got some
………. money.
 any money.
He hasn’t got …….
Have Bob and Sam
any children?
got …...
 any food
There isn’t …….
in the fridge.
 X
some cheese
I’ve got ……….
but I haven’t got any
…… bread.
I’m going to the post office.
I need ……….
some stamps.
 X
any
There aren’t .….. shops
in this part of town.
Have you got
any children?
……..
There are some
……... beautiful
flowers in the garden.
 any good
Do you know ….…
hotels in London?
Would you like
some tea?
………..
 any rice.
Don’t buy ………
any
We don’t need ……..
 some
I wanted to buy ……….
oranges, but they didn’t have
any in the shop.
………
I’m thirsty. Can I have
some
……… water, please?
 some music
Let’s listen to ……….
some tea.
and have ……….
We need some
……… bread
for dinner.
The children went out
any money.
without ……..
Have you seen
any bears?
………..
Let’s buy some
………..
postcards!