Question

Some or any 1. I don’t have some/any money 2. There aren’t some/any oranges on the table 3. Have you got some/any brother or sister? 4. I am lonely. I don’t have some/any friends. 5. There are some/any parrots in the cage. 6. Can i have some/any more tea, please? 7. There is some/any money in my wallet 8. We haven’t got some/any bananas 9. Would you like some/any sugar in your tea? 10. I have some/any news for you.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) any 2) any 3) any 4) any 5) some 6) some 7) some 8) any 9) any 10) some

Answer 2

In these sentences, you should use "any" instead of "some" in negative statements and questions. Here's the corrected version of each sentence:

1. I don't have any money.
2. There aren't any oranges on the table.
3. Do you have any brothers or sisters?
4. I am lonely. I don't have any friends.
5. There aren't any parrots in the cage.
6. Can I have some more tea, please?
7. There is some money in my wallet. (Note: "some" is used here because it's an affirmative statement.)
8. We haven't got any bananas.
9. Would you like some sugar in your tea? (Note: "some" can be used in questions when offering something.)
10. I have some news for you. (Note: "some" can be used in affirmative statements when you want to emphasize the information.)