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    The document provides 5 examples of sentence pairs or triplets where one of the options is grammatically correct while the others are incorrect. For each example, the reader is asked to choose the grammatically correct phrase that uses quantifiers like "some", "any", or "a/an" properly in the context. The high-level purpose is to quiz the reader on proper usage of certain English quantifiers in different situations.

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    The document provides 5 examples of sentence pairs or triplets where one of the options is grammatically correct while the others are incorrect. For each example, the reader is asked to choose the grammatically correct phrase that uses quantifiers like "some", "any", or "a/an" properly in the context. The high-level purpose is to quiz the reader on proper usage of certain English quantifiers in different situations.

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    Escoger la frase correcta.

    a. There is any milk in the fridge.


    There is some milk in the fridge.
    There is some milks in the fridge.

    b. He’s got a grapes for a snack.


    He’s got any grapes for a snack.
    He’s got some grapes for a snack.

    c. There aren’t some biscuits left!


    There aren’t any biscuits left!
    There aren’t any biscuit left!

    d. Is there any time left?


    Is there a time left?
    Is there any times left?

    e. I haven’t got any glues.


    I haven’t got a glue.
    I haven’t got any glue

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