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    The document provides fill-in-the-blank sentences with some or any as possible answers. It tests the use of indefinite pronouns and articles in different sentence structures, such as questions, statements with negation and affirmative forms, and sentences requiring countable or uncountable nouns. A variety of topics are covered including shopping, possessions, family, travel, food, and drinks.

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    The document provides fill-in-the-blank sentences with some or any as possible answers. It tests the use of indefinite pronouns and articles in different sentence structures, such as questions, statements with negation and affirmative forms, and sentences requiring countable or uncountable nouns. A variety of topics are covered including shopping, possessions, family, travel, food, and drinks.

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    Some Any

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    Alpaka Okutama
    The document provides fill-in-the-blank sentences with some or any as possible answers. It tests the use of indefinite pronouns and articles in different sentence structures, such as questions, statements with negation and affirmative forms, and sentences requiring countable or uncountable nouns. A variety of topics are covered including shopping, possessions, family, travel, food, and drinks.

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    Fill in some or any.

    1. I'm going to buy eggs.

    2. They didn't make mistake.

    3. I can't pay. I haven't got money.

    4. There aren't shops in this part of the town.

    5. George and Alice haven't got children.

    6. Have you got brother or sister?

    7. There are beautiful flowers in the garden.

    8. Are there letters for me?

    9. I haven't got stamps but Ann has got .

    10. Do you know good hotels in London?

    11. Would you like tea?

    12. Did you buy rice? No, we don't need .

    13. We haven't got bread. I'm going out to buy .

    14. During our holidays we visited very interesting places.

    15. I went out to buy milk, but they didn't have in the shop.

    16. I'm thirsty. Can I have water, please?

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