Question

Заполни пропуски словами : some any no.1 There is.....juise in the glass.2 Would you like..... orange juice?.....No,thank you.I don,t want......3 Are there.....people on the farm? 4 They have.....money at home. 5 Would you like......tea? 6 There were .....letters in the letter-box.

Answer 1

1 There is some/no juice in the glass.2 Would you like some orange juice?.....No,thank you.I don,t  want any. 3 Are there any people on the farm? 4 They have some/no money at home. 5 Would you like some tea? 6 There were some/no letters in the letter-box.

 

Answer 2

1. There is some juice in the glass. 2. Would you like some orange juice? No, thank you. I don't want any. 3. Are there any people on the farm? 4. They have no money at home. 5. Would you like some tea? 6. There were no letters in the letter-box.

The words "some," "any," and "no" are determiners used to indicate the quantity or lack of quantity of a noun. Here's how they are used in the given sentences:

1. The sentence states that there is an unspecified quantity of juice in the glass, so we use the determiner "some." 2. The question asks if the person would like a quantity of orange juice. The response indicates that the person doesn't want any, so we use "some" in the question and "any" in the response. 3. The question asks if there are any people on the farm, implying the possibility of having multiple people. Therefore, we use the determiner "any." 4. The sentence states that they have a lack of money at home, so we use the determiner "no." 5. The question asks if the person would like a quantity of tea. We use "some" to indicate the possibility of having tea. 6. The sentence states that there were no letters in the letter-box, indicating a lack of quantity. Therefore, we use the determiner "no."