Question

1. Is there _________ milk left? 2. We must buy ___________ vegetables for dinner. 3. Mary doesn’t have ___________ money. 4. I’m going to buy ___________ clothes. 5. Can I have ___________ coffee, please? 6. Have you got ___________ children? 7. I have __________ friends in Britain. They are students. 2. Put a few, a little, a lot of into the sentences. 1. ___________ people came to see the play. It was rather sad. 2. There are _____________ interesting stories in the book. 3. Can you skate? - Yes, I can skate ____________, but not very much. 4. They are rich. They have ____________ money. 5. I have _____________ of apples. I can give you some. Вставьте Fill in some, any.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.any

2.some

3.any

4. Some

5.some

6.any

7.some

1.a few

2. a lot of

3.a little

4.a lot of

5.a lot of

Answer 2

1. Is there any milk left?
2. We must buy some vegetables for dinner.
3. Mary doesn't have any money.
4. I'm going to buy some clothes.
5. Can I have some coffee, please?
6. Have you got any children?
7. I have some friends in Britain. They are students.

Using "a few," "a little," or "a lot of" in the sentences:

1. A few people came to see the play. It was rather sad.
2. There are a lot of interesting stories in the book.
3. Can you skate? - Yes, I can skate a little, but not very much.
4. They are rich. They have a lot of money.
5. I have a lot of apples. I can give you some.

Using "some" or "any":

1. Can you give me some water?
2. Do you have any spare pens?
3. I need some information about the event.
4. Are there any seats available for the concert?
5. Can you get me some bread from the store?