Question

Выберите правильный ответ: 1. He has got some/any information. 2.I'd like some/any water,please. 3.I bought a pen but i didn't buy some/any pencils. 4.We haven't got some/any questions. 5.Have you found some/any muzhrooms in thr wood? 6.Are there some/any pupils in the classroom?-Yes,there some/any. 7.Sorry,i haven't got some/any matehes.

Answer 1

1)1 2)1 3)2 4)2 5)2 6)2 7)2

Answer 2

1. He has got some information.
2. I'd like some water, please.
3. I bought a pen but I didn't buy any pencils.
4. We haven't got any questions.
5. Have you found any mushrooms in the wood?
6. Are there any pupils in the classroom? - Yes, there are.
7. Sorry, I haven't got any matches.

The correct form to use in negative sentences and questions is "any," while "some" is used in positive sentences.