Look at the pictures and complete with some or any: 1. There are ..... eggs. 2. There aren't ..... onions. 3. There isn't..... butter. 4. There is ..... cheese. 5. There aren't ..... apples. 6. There is ..... bread.

Here are the sentences completed with 'some' or 'any', based on the picture:

1. There are some eggs.
2. There aren't any onions.
3. There isn't any butter.
4. There is some cheese.
5. There aren't any apples.
6. There is some bread.

Here's why I chose 'some' or 'any' in each sentence:

• 'Some' is generally used in affirmative (positive) sentences to indicate an unspecified quantity or amount.
• 'Any' is generally used in negative sentences and questions. It also indicates an unspecified quantity or amount, but in situations where something is absent or questioned.