Question

There isn't ______ bread We haven't got _____ saltShe hasn't got ______ biscuits There aren't ______ oranges There isn't ______ riceWe haven't got ______ milkWe haven't got ______ teaI haven't got _______ bread I haven't got _______ bananas We haven't got ______ sugarгде any,а где some​

Answer 1

1 any

2 any

3 some

4 some

5 any

6 any

7 any

8 any

9 some

10 any

Answer 2

There isn't any bread. We haven't got any salt. She hasn't got any biscuits. There aren't any oranges. There isn't any rice. We haven't got any milk. We haven't got any tea. I haven't got any bread. I haven't got any bananas. We haven't got any sugar.

"Any" is used in negative sentences and questions when we don't know the specific amount or quantity of something. It is used to indicate that there is no amount or quantity of the item mentioned.

"Some" is used in positive sentences when we are talking about an indefinite quantity or amount of something. It is used to indicate that there is at least a small amount or quantity of the item mentioned.