We can use the word some in front of countable and uncountable nouns in affirmative

sentences.
There ore some eggs in the box.
Ihere is some wine in the bottle.

We can use the word ony in front of countable and uncountable nouns in negative
sentences and questions.
There aren't any dogs in the pork
ls there ony milk left?

We can use the word no in front of countable and uncountable nouns with an affirmative
verb to give a sentence a negative meaning.
There ore no books on the shelf.
There is no soop in the bothroom.

E- Complete the
Eg

sentences

with a, an or some.

There were...s..9.{1?.9... choirs oround the toble.

I There's
big blue bowl on the table.
2 There are ............... vegetables in the fridge.
3 I want to buy
green apples from the supermarket.
4 Jim's got ............... old red jacket in his cupboard.
5 I must get ............... dog food for Tonic!
6 You made ............... mistake in this exercise.
7 We met ............... interesting people at the beach.
8 She wants to be ............... actress.

a_Lnoose tne correct answer.

Eg @l nr"

I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ls

there ony mitk in the fridge?

/ Are there any cold water in the fridge?

The milk
There

is

is

ore not fresh. We must get some more.

are six hundred people in this building.

This cheese is / ore awful! I can't eat it.

There isn't / oren't any clothes on the bed.

The food in this restaurant
ls

is

ore really excellent!

/ Are the wine from France?

The strawberries

is

ore sweet and juicy.

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