Question

There is ...... bread We've got ....... salt I'd rather have ...... biscuitsThere are ...... orangesThere is ....... rice We've got ....... milkI'd rather have ....... teaI'd rather have ....... bread I'd rather have ....... bananasWe've got ....... sugarгде any,а где some​

Answer 1

1. Any

2. Some

3. Any

4. Any

5. Some

6. Some

7. Some

8. Any

9. Any

10. Some

Не уверена что все правильно

Answer 2

Here's the sentence with "any" and "some" appropriately filled in:

There is some bread. We've got some salt. I'd rather have some biscuits. There are some oranges. There is some rice. We've got some milk. I'd rather have some tea. I'd rather have some bread. I'd rather have some bananas. We've got some sugar.

In these sentences, "some" is used when you have a specific quantity of something that is not necessarily known or specified, while "any" is used in questions or negative statements to inquire or state the absence of something. In this context, there are no negative statements or questions, so "some" is used throughout.