Question

1 Complete the voicemail with some or any. Hi Clare, it’s Rachel! I’m phoning about dinner tonight. I’ve got a chicken and 1___________ vegetables but I haven’t got 2___________ onions. I haven’t got 3___________ time to go shopping. Can you go for me? There are 4___________ some other things that I still need. I’d like 5___________ tomatoes. Oh, and I need 6___________ carrots too ... is that OK?

Answer 1

Объяснение:

1. some

2. any

3. any

4. -

5. some

6. three

Answer 2

To complete the voicemail, you would need to fill in the blanks with the appropriate use of "some" or "any" for each sentence. Here's the completed voicemail:

"Hi Clare, it’s Rachel! I’m phoning about dinner tonight. I’ve got a chicken and some vegetables but I haven’t got any onions. I haven’t got any time to go shopping. Can you go for me? There are some other things that I still need. I’d like some tomatoes. Oh, and I need some carrots too... is that OK?"

In this voicemail, "some" is used when the speaker has a specific quantity or an indefinite amount of something, while "any" is used when the speaker is asking about the availability or possibility of something.