Question

Помогите с английским : Exercise 1.5 Choose the correct item. 1. There are some/any books on my desk. 2. I need some/any more time. 3. There is hardly some/any milk in the fridge. 4. Would you like any/some soup? 5. Where can I sit down? – You can take some/any seat you like. 6. We need some/any eggs, but we don’t need some/any sugar. 7. Could you pass me any/some cake, please? 8. She has any/some tea and cake, but she doesn’t have some/any sandwiches during the break. 9. I’d like any/some bread, please. 10. There are some/any pictures on the wall. 11. Can I have any/some mineral water, please? 12. There are some/any forks and spoons, but there aren’t no/any knives here. 13. Would you like to look at any/some pictures of our family?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Some

2.some

3.any

4.some

5.any

6.some, any

7.some

8.some, any

9.some

10.some

11.some

12.some, any

13.some

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences. Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. There are some books on my desk.
2. I need some more time.
3. There is hardly any milk in the fridge.
4. Would you like some soup?
5. Where can I sit down? – You can take any seat you like.
6. We need some eggs, but we don’t need any sugar.
7. Could you pass me some cake, please?
8. She has some tea and cake, but she doesn’t have any sandwiches during the break.
9. I’d like some bread, please.
10. There are some pictures on the wall.
11. Can I have some mineral water, please?
12. There are some forks and spoons, but there aren't any knives here.
13. Would you like to look at some pictures of our family?

Please note that "any" is generally used in negative sentences or questions, while "some" is used in affirmative sentences. Also, the use of "hardly" in sentence 3 makes "any" the correct choice.