Question

3. Choose the correct form of the pronouns. 1. There isn't (some, any) meat in the freezer. 2. I have got hardly (any, no) time left. 3. Steve has got (any, no) friends. 4. We have got (some, any) milk left. 5. Is there (any, some) flour in the kitchen?

Answer 1

1.any

2.no

3.no

4.some

5.any

Answer 2

1. There isn't any meat in the freezer.

The correct form of the pronoun in this sentence is "any". We use "any" in negative sentences to indicate the absence of something.

2. I have got hardly any time left.

The correct form of the pronoun in this sentence is "any". We use "any" to indicate a small or negligible amount.

3. Steve has got no friends.

The correct form of the pronoun in this sentence is "no". We use "no" to indicate the absence of something.

4. We have got some milk left.

The correct form of the pronoun in this sentence is "some". We use "some" to indicate an unspecified but positive amount.

5. Is there any flour in the kitchen?

The correct form of the pronoun in this sentence is "any". We use "any" in questions to ask about the presence or absence of something.