Some & Any

Some & Any

I. Some / Any examples

• I've got some apples.
• I haven't got any apples.
• Have you got any apples?
• I've got some cheese.
• I haven't got any cheese.
• Have you got any cheese?

II. Rules

1. We use SOME in positive sentences.
2. We use ANY in negative sentences.
3. To make a question, we use some/any.

III. Read and circle

1. There are some strawberries in the fridge.
2. Are there any pens on the desk?
3. There aren't any cats in my house.
4. I've got some sandwiches in my bag.
5. Would you like some coffee?
6. We haven't got any biscuits.
7. There aren't any pineapples.
8. Are there any eggs in the fridge?
9. Is there some cheese?
10. There is some ice cream.

IV. Complete the dialogues with some or any

1. A: Are there any biscuits?
2. B: Yes, would you like some?
3. A: Yes, I'd like one, please.
4. B: Would you like some tea?
5. A: Yes, thank you.
6. A: We need some cheese, and some bananas,
7. B: No, we don't need any cheese. There is some in the fridge.
8. A: OK, then.
9. A: Are there any apples?
10. B: No, there aren't any.
11. Would you like some pears?
12. A: Yes, I'd like some, please,
13. B: Here you are.