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    The document provides 15 sentences with blanks that can be filled with either "some" or "any". The blanks require determining whether to use "some" or "any" based on the context of the sentence. Overall, the document is testing one's ability to correctly choose between the indefinite pronouns "some" and "any" to complete sentences based on whether the sentence implies a generalized or absolute sense.

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    The document provides 15 sentences with blanks that can be filled with either "some" or "any". The blanks require determining whether to use "some" or "any" based on the context of the sentence. Overall, the document is testing one's ability to correctly choose between the indefinite pronouns "some" and "any" to complete sentences based on whether the sentence implies a generalized or absolute sense.

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    Some and Any

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    Martyna Frąk
    The document provides 15 sentences with blanks that can be filled with either "some" or "any". The blanks require determining whether to use "some" or "any" based on the context of the sentence. Overall, the document is testing one's ability to correctly choose between the indefinite pronouns "some" and "any" to complete sentences based on whether the sentence implies a generalized or absolute sense.

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    Put ‘some’ or ‘any’

    1. We didn’t buy any flowers.

    2. This evening I’m going out with .................. friends of mine.

    3. Have you seen ............ good films recently?

    4. I didn’t have ................. money, so I had to borrow ...................

    5. Can I have ................. milk in my coffee, please?

    6. I was too tired to do ................ excercises.

    7. Can you give me ......................book from your room?

    8. Is there .............. milk in the fridge?

    9. There are .................. chairs in the classroom.

    10. I haven’t got ............. friends and I feel alone.

    11. There isn’t ..............shop you can pay by credit card.

    12. I don’t receive .................. gift for my birthday.

    13. This morning I made ............... sandwiches for my family.

    14. Tomorrow I’m going to buy ..............new films.

    15. I didn’t buy ................ eggs for supper.

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