Question

Прочитай и выбери. 1. We haven't got some/any chips. 2. Have you got some/any lemonade? 3. I have got some/any chocolate. 4. She hasn't got some/any bananas.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) any

2) some

3) some

4) any

Answer 2

1. We haven't got any chips. 2. Have you got any lemonade? 3. I have got some chocolate. 4. She hasn't got any bananas.

In the given sentences, the words "some" and "any" are used to indicate the quantity or availability of the mentioned items. Here's how each sentence can be understood:

1. "We haven't got any chips." - This means that there are no chips available. 2. "Have you got any lemonade?" - This is a question asking if the person has any lemonade. 3. "I have got some chocolate." - This indicates that the person has some chocolate. 4. "She hasn't got any bananas." - This means that she does not have any bananas.

The use of "some" implies a positive quantity or availability, while "any" is used in negative or interrogative sentences.