Question

Choose the correct words 1.We can't make a some/any pizza because we haven't got a some/any tomatoes. 2 There are a some/any biscuits, but there isn't a some/any chocolate. 3 I'd like a some/any vegetables and a some/any chips with my fish4 Are you hungry? I've got a some/any bread and there's a some/any bottle of juice in the fridge. 5 Oh, no! We haven't got a some/any birthday cake for Jerry. Have you got a some/any eggs?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.We can't make a pizza because we haven't got any tomatoes.

2. There are some biscuits, but there isn't any chocolate.

3. I'd like some vegetables and some chips with my fish

4. Are you hungry? I've got some bread and there's a bottle of juice in the fridge.

5. Oh, no! We haven't got any birthday cake for Jerry. Have you got any eggs?​

Объяснение:

some используется в повествовательных предложениях перед множественным числом без артикля

any используется в вопросительных и отрицательных предложениях перед множественным числом без артикля

Answer 2

1. We can't make any pizza because we haven't got any tomatoes. (Here, "any" is used because it is used in negative sentences to indicate an absence or lack of something.)

2. There are some biscuits, but there isn't any chocolate. (In the first part of the sentence, "some" is used to indicate the presence of biscuits. In the second part, "any" is used to indicate the absence of chocolate.)

3. I'd like some vegetables and some chips with my fish. (Here, "some" is used to indicate a general preference for a certain quantity of both vegetables and chips.)

4. Are you hungry? I've got some bread, and there's some juice in the fridge. (In this case, "some" is used to express a positive statement about the presence of bread and juice.)

5. Oh, no! We haven't got a birthday cake for Jerry. Have you got any eggs? (In the first part of the sentence, "a" is used because it's referring to a specific item (birthday cake). In the second part, "any" is used because it's a question about the availability of eggs.)