Some or Any (1)

Practise using the correct word to describe quantities!

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Use "some" in positive sentences and questions where you expect the answer to be "Yes". For example: He has some good friends. OR: Can I have some apples, please? (You know there are apples for sale).

Use "any" in negative sentences and most questions. For example: He hasn't got any friends. OR: Do you have any apples? (You are not sure if they have apples).

I brought you ______ tomatoes from our garden!

I brought you [[spacer]] tomatoes from our garden!

Solution:
some

Do you have ______ idea how this exercise works?

Solution:
any

I am not ready. Could I have ______ more time, please?

Solution:
some

He hasn't got ______ homework today.

Solution:
any

Could you pass me ______ paper, please?

Solution:
some

I don't have ______ money left this month.

Solution:
any

I really want ______ new drawing pens!

Solution:
some

Do you have ______ plans for the weekend?

Solution:
any

Oh no, we don't have ______ chocolate left?

Solution:
any

I haven't eaten ______ apples today!

Solution:
any

My Mum wants me to buy ______ cake for this afternoon.

Solution:
some

Could I have ______ cream on my cake, please?

Solution:
some

She doesn't have ______ tickets left for the afternoon show.

Solution:
any

Could I have ______ ice cream from the freezer?

Solution:
some

Yes, we have ______! Take one out for you and one for your sister.

Solution:
some