NOTHING Ø + (VERB) A B C

e.g.: “I have (positive) nothing”

“I am doing (positive) nothing interesting” G
ANYTHING ? (SENTENCES) D E F
- (VERB)
e.g.: “I haven’t (negative) anything”
“Have you anything in your pocket?” K
(interrogative
“Haven’t you got tickets?” sentences) H I J
They are pronouns used for things

Fill the gaps with the words “anything” and “nothing”.

and Match the sentences with the pictures

above:
There are questions that can go with “some” if we Is there ____________ to eat in the living room?
expect the answer will be positive. However, the Isn’t there ____________ in the box?
answer could be negative: No, there isn’t ___________.
She is exhausted. She can’t do ___________.
e.g.: “Have you got some watermelon?” There is ___________I like in the fridge!
(I believe you have) _________ worries her. She is really brave.
The answer can be: The boy says sorry for ________. He isn’t guilty.
Yes, I have some (positive) The panda bear can’t see _________. His eyes are
No, I haven’t any (negative) bandaged.
Is it _________ burning? I thing I smell smoke!
She doesn’t want __________ but his kiss…
There are some other questions that go with They know _________ about the trip. I want it to
“something”. When this happens, we don’t put a be a secret.
noun after “something”: He is full, he doesn’t want _________ else to eat.

e.g.: “Is there something there?”

(I believe there is)
The answer can be:
Yes, there is something In questions with uncountable nouns the verb goes always
Yes, there is one … in singular:
Yes, there are two (3,4) … e.g.: Is there any milk for my coffee?
Yes, there is + UNCOUNTABLE With countable nouns, the verb goes always in plural:
No, there isn’t anything e.g.: Are there any biscuits in the box?
Are there some bottles empty?

Answer these questions according to the examples and the picture next to each sentence:
TEXT
- Do you have anything to eat in the fridge? - Do you have some cheese today? - Is there something to eat?
HERE
- Yes, I have something /No, I don’t have anything - Yes, I have some /No, I don’t have any. - Yes, there is something /No, there isn’t anything.

A.- Does he have anything in his hand? C.- Does he have some biscuits? E.- Is there something to work on?
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B.- Is there anything on top of the table? D.- Is there some cake left? F.- Do they have something to do at home?
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