Question

A/an some/any выставить. 1 I want juice 2 There's meat in the dish 3 Has she got map? 4 Have you got money? 5 He needs snack 6 It's Italian pizza 7 We use in negative sentences and questions in all nouns 8 We use in affirmative sentences with all nouns 9 We use , or numbers with countable nouns. Здесь два выставить. 10 There are mosquitoes in my

Answer 1

1. a
2. a
3. a
4. a
5. a
6. an some
7. any
8. any
9. a an some
10. any

Answer 2

Based on the context of the sentences provided, the correct answers for the missing words are:

1. I want some juice. (Using "some" with uncountable nouns like "juice.")
2. There's some meat in the dish. (Using "some" with uncountable nouns like "meat.")
3. Has she got a map? (Using "a" with countable nouns like "map.")
4. Have you got any money? (Using "any" in questions and negatives with uncountable nouns like "money.")
5. He needs a snack. (Using "a" with countable nouns like "snack.")
6. It's an Italian pizza. (Using "an" with countable nouns like "pizza.")
7. We use "any" in negative sentences and questions with all nouns. (Replacing "in" with "any.")
8. We use "some" in affirmative sentences with all nouns. (Replacing "in" with "some.")
9. We use "a" or "an" with countable nouns. (Replacing "," with "or.")
10. There are mosquitoes in my room. (Completing the sentence with "room.")

The correct words have been placed in the sentences to make them grammatically accurate.