Question

Grammar 6. Circle the correct word. a. I'd like some/any tea. b. There aren't some/any biscuits left. c. You can take some/any apple you like. d. Would you like some/any juice? e. Do you speak some/any foreign languages? f. Can I have some/any sugar? g. What colour shall I use? - You can use some/any colour you like. 7759 Grati​

Answer 1

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a. I'd like some tea.

b. There aren't any biscuits left.

c. You can take any apple you like.

d. Would you like some juice?

e. Do you speak any foreign languages?

f. Can I have some sugar?

g. What color shall I use? - You can use any color you like.

Answer 2

1) Some
2)any
3)some
4)some
5)Any
6)some конечно
7)anY





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Answer 3

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct option:

a. I'd like some/any tea. - Correct: "I'd like some tea."

b. There aren't some/any biscuits left. - Correct: "There aren't any biscuits left."

c. You can take some/any apple you like. - Correct: "You can take any apple you like."

d. Would you like some/any juice? - Correct: "Would you like some juice?"

e. Do you speak some/any foreign languages? - Correct: "Do you speak any foreign languages?"

f. Can I have some/any sugar? - Correct: "Can I have some sugar?"

g. What colour shall I use? - You can use some/any colour you like. - Correct: "You can use any colour you like."

In summary: - "Some" is generally used in positive statements. - "Any" is used in negative statements and questions.

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