Question

Use «some», «any», «no» 10. There are … tables in the study. 11. He hasn’t got … money. 12. Would you like … tea? 13. They don’t have … food. 14. I’m sorry, there are … buses to the museum. 15. We’d like … information. 16. There is … place like home. 17. There are … good films at the cinema this week. 18. She can’t find … comfortable flat in this area. 19. They gave me … advice. 20. I bought … furniture for my living room

Answer 1

Ответ:

10. There are SOME tables in the study.

11. He hasn’t got ANY money.

12. Would you like SOME tea?

13. They don’t have ANY food.

14. I’m sorry, there are NO buses to the museum.

15. We’d like SOME information.

16. There is NO place like home.

17. There are SOME good films at the cinema this week.

18. She can’t find ANY comfortable flat in this area.

19. They gave me SOME advice.

20. I bought SOME furniture for my living room

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Answer 2

There are some tables in the study.

He hasn’t got any money.

Would you like some tea?

They don’t have any food.

I’m sorry there are no buses to the museum.

We’d like some information.

There is no place like home.

There are some good films at the cinema this week.

She can’t find any comfortable flat in this area.

They gave me some advice.

I bought some furniture for my living room.

Answer 3

Sure, here are the sentences completed with "some," "any," or "no" as appropriate:

10. There are no tables in the study.
11. He hasn’t got any money.
12. Would you like some tea?
13. They don’t have any food.
14. I’m sorry, there are no buses to the museum.
15. We’d like some information.
16. There is no place like home.
17. There are no good films at the cinema this week.
18. She can’t find any comfortable flat in this area.
19. They gave me no advice.
20. I bought some furniture for my living room.