SOME/ANY

To show quantity or indefinite number of something, we use SOME or ANY.

affirmative form (+) - SOME: 

They want some bread for breakfast.

negative (-) and interrogative (?) forms - ANY:

Do you have any salt?

We don't need any butter.

Look at the picture and write sentences:

e.g eggs - water: There are some eggs and there is some water.

1 potatoes - meat

2 sweets - bananas

3 milk - sugar

4 butter - bread

5 salt - rice

Make the sentences interrogative and negative:

1 There are some cakes on the plate. (cherries)

2 There are some books on the shelf. (toys)

3 There is some meat in the fridge. (milk)

4 There is some orange juice in the jug. (apricot juice)

5 There are some flowers for Jane. (presents)

Complete the sentences:

1 May I have _____ tea? - Sorry, there isn't _____ in the pot.

2 Have _____ more jam.

3 Do you have _____ money to spare? - Yes, I have _____.