Question

Fill the gaps with A/AN/SOME/ANY and match the sentences to the pictures 1.There is ... apple. 2.There are ... oranges. 3. There aren't ... eggs. 4.There is ... butter. 5.There isn't ... sandwich. 6.There isn't ... milk. 7.There is ... pineapple juice. 8.There are ... bananas. 9.There aren't ... cakes. 10.There is ... bread. 11.There isn't ... rice. 12.There are ... tomatoes. 13.There is ... jam. 14.There isn't ... cheese. ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!!!!

Answer 1

1. There is an apple.

2. There are some oranges.

3. There aren't any eggs.

4. There is some butter.

5. There isn't a sandwich.

6. There isn't any milk.

7. There is some pineapple juice.

8. There are some bananas

9. There aren't any cakes.

10. There is some bread.

11. There isn't any rice.

12. There are some tomatoes.

13. There is some jam.

14. There isn't any cheese.

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you fill in the gaps and match the sentences to the pictures! Here's the completed version:

1. There is an apple. [Picture of an apple]
2. There are some oranges. [Picture of oranges]
3. There aren't any eggs. [Picture without eggs]
4. There is some butter. [Picture of butter]
5. There isn't a sandwich. [Picture without a sandwich]
6. There isn't any milk. [Picture without milk]
7. There is some pineapple juice. [Picture of pineapple juice]
8. There are some bananas. [Picture of bananas]
9. There aren't any cakes. [Picture without cakes]
10. There is some bread. [Picture of bread]
11. There isn't any rice. [Picture without rice]
12. There are some tomatoes. [Picture of tomatoes]
13. There is some jam. [Picture of jam]
14. There isn't any cheese. [Picture without cheese]

Please note that in English, we use "a" before words that start with consonant sounds, "an" before words that start with vowel sounds, "some" for plural or uncountable nouns in positive sentences, and "any" for plural or uncountable nouns in negative sentences.