Question

Look at the highlighted words in the conversation. Complete the table with some/any AND is/are a)Use...... in (+) positive sentensec. b)Use...... in (-) negative sentensec and (?) questions. c)Use there....... with singular countable and uncountable nouns. d)Use there.......with plural nouns

Answer 1

A-some
B-any
C-is(вроде)
D-are

Answer 2

I'll provide you with a table that demonstrates the usage of "some/any" and "is/are" in various types of sentences:

Sentence Type	Some/Any	Is/Are	There (with Singular/Uncountable Nouns)	There (with Plural Nouns)
Positive Sentence	Use "some"	Use "is"	There is some milk in the fridge.	There are some books on the shelf.
Negative Sentence	Use "any"	Use "isn't" (is not)	There isn't any sugar in the jar.	There aren't any chairs in the room.
Question	Use "any"	Use "is"	Is there any bread in the basket?	Are there any pens on the table?

Please note that this table provides a general guideline for the usage of "some/any" and "is/are" in different sentence types. Usage may vary depending on the context and specific details of the sentence.