Question

Some or any? Read and write. A: What do you want to eat? B: Mm, I want a burger and 1) some chips. A: Oh, they haven' t got 2) ................................................................burgers. B: Have they got 3) ................................................................sandwiches? A: Yes! Do you want 4) ...........................................................lemonade too? B: No, thank you. Can I have 5) ................................................Coke, please? A: They haven' t got 6) .........................................................Coke. What about 7) .............................................................................................orange juice? B: OK.

Answer 1

2. any
3. some
4. some
5. some
6. any
7. some

Answer 2

1. "Some" chips is correct.
2. "Any" would be appropriate here, as the sentence has a negative context ("they haven't got").
3. "Any" would be correct in this context as well, as it's a question and the speaker doesn't know if the place has sandwiches or not.
4. "Some" would be appropriate here, as it's an offer and the speaker is suggesting a drink option.
5. "A" Coke is correct.
6. "Any" would be appropriate here again, as it's a negative context ("they haven't got").
7. "Some" orange juice would be correct in this context.