Fill in the gaps with some, any.

Let's complete the sentences with 'some' or 'any'. Here's the breakdown: 1. Mitsuko: I'm going to the supermarket to buy 1) **some** things. There's 2) **some** milk in the fridge and we haven't got 3) **any** coffee. Do you need anything? 2. Julie: Can you get 4) **some** biscuits, please? 3. Mitsuko: Yes, of course. Anything else? 4. Julie: Oh, and 5) **some** flour because I want to make 6) **some** cakes this afternoon and there isn't enough. 5. Mitsuko: Aren't there 7) **any** cakes in the fridge? 6. Julie: No. There aren't 8) **any** cakes in the fridge. **Explanation:** * We use 'some' in positive sentences to indicate an unspecified quantity or amount. * We use 'any' in questions and negative sentences to inquire about or state the absence of something.