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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks that can be filled with various indefinite articles like "some", "any", or "a/an". The sentences test the correct use of indefinite articles in different contexts such as with plural or uncountable nouns, negatives, quantities, and possession. Mastering the appropriate use of indefinite articles is important for proficiency in the English language.

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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks that can be filled with various indefinite articles like "some", "any", or "a/an". The sentences test the correct use of indefinite articles in different contexts such as with plural or uncountable nouns, negatives, quantities, and possession. Mastering the appropriate use of indefinite articles is important for proficiency in the English language.

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    Complete Whit Some / Any / A / An

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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks that can be filled with various indefinite articles like "some", "any", or "a/an". The sentences test the correct use of indefinite articles in different contexts such as with plural or uncountable nouns, negatives, quantities, and possession. Mastering the appropriate use of indefinite articles is important for proficiency in the English language.

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    Complete whit some / any / a / an:

    1. We need bananas.
    2. You can't buy posters in this shop.
    3. We haven't got oranges at the moment.
    4. Peter has bought new books.
    5. She always takes sugar with her coffee.
    6. I have seen nice postcards in this souvenir shop.
    7. There aren't folders in my bag.
    8. I have magazines for you.
    9. There are apples on the table.
    10. Pam does not have pencils on her desk.

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