Question

1. There aren`t any / some crisps. 2. There is any / some milk. 3. Are there any / some tomatoes? 4. Is there any /some cheese in the fridge?

Answer 1

1) any
2) some
3) any
4) any

Answer 2

Here are the correct options for each sentence:

1. There aren't any crisps.
2. There is some milk.
3. Are there any tomatoes?
4. Is there any cheese in the fridge?

Explanation:

• In negative sentences (like the first one), you should use "aren't any" to indicate the absence of something.
• In affirmative sentences (like the second one), you should use "is some" to indicate the presence of something.
• In questions (like the third and fourth ones), you should use "any" to ask about the presence or absence of something.