Life - Elementary - Unit 5 - Some/any/a-an

Look at the photo again and choose the FALSE sentences.

Read the sentences:

There is an onion on the table.

We have a banana in the fridge.

She needs an egg for breakfast.

There is a carrot on the grass.

Complete the rule:

We use a/an before _____ and _____nouns.

Read the sentences:

We have some rice on the table.

There are some tomatoes.

She needs some eggs to make a cake.

Complete the rule.

We may use some with ________ nouns.

Read the sentences:

We have some rice on the table.

There are some tomatoes.

She needs some eggs to make a cake.

Complete the rule.

We use some only in ________.

Read the sentences:

We don't have any oranges.

There isn't any juice in the fridge.

Are there any eggs?

Do you have any cheese?

Complete the rule.

We may use any with ________ nouns.

Read the sentences:

We don't have any oranges.

There isn't any juice in the fridge.

Are there any eggs?

Do you have any cheese?

Complete the rule.

We use any in ________.

Read the sentences:

We don't have any oranges.

Are there any eggs?

There are some tomatoes.

She needs some eggs to make a cake.

Complete the rule.

With countable nouns, we use ________ forms after any and some.

Read the dialogue:

A: Are there any books in the room?

B: Yes, there are some on the table.

What does some refer to?

Read the dialogue:

A: Good morning. I'd like to have some rye bread for breakfast.

B: I'm sorry, but there isn't any left in our kitchen.

What does any refer to?

Read the dialogue:

A: We need lots of papers for the exam.

B: Yes, but we do not have any in the classroom.

What does any refer to?

A: Would you like to have ______ coffee for your breakfast?

B: Yes, please. Americano would be fine.

A: Mum, can I have _____ carrots for the snow men, please?

B: Sure. Come and get them.