SOME AND ANY

Presentation and practice.

Use me in affirmative sentences.

COUNTABLE NOUNS

The noun next to me is plural.

There are some students in the class

Example

Use me in questions in one case...

COUNTABLE NOUNS

To offer or ask for something.

Could you lend me some coins?Examples

Would you like some candies?

Use me in questions and negative sentences.

COUNTABLE NOUNS

The noun next to me is plural.

I don’t have any coins.Examples

Are there any yogurts in the fridge?

How do you say...?

¿Necesitas alguna moneda?

¿Tienes alguna pregunta?

Necesito algunos libros.

No hay ninguna manzana.

Do you need any coins?

Do you have any questions?

I need some books.

There aren’t any apples.

How do you say...?

¿Quieres unas fresas?

¿Puedes traer alguna cerveza?

No me gusta ninguna fruta.

¿Comiste algo ayer?

Would you like some strawberries?

Can you bring some beers?

I don’t like any fruits.

Did you eat anything yesterday?

Use me in affirmative sentences.

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

The noun next to me is singular.

There is some coffee in the pot.Example

Use me in questions in one case...

COUNTABLE NOUNS

To offer or ask for something.

Could you bring me some water?Examples

Would you like some coffee?

Use me in questions and negative sentences.

COUNTABLE NOUNS

The noun next to me is singular.

I don’t have any money.Examples

Is there any butter in the fridge?

How do you say...?

¿Quieres leche?

No había nada de azucar.

Cogí algo de dinero.

Me dijeron que no había noticias.

Do you want some milk?

There wasn’t any sugar.

I took some money.

They told me that there wasn’t any news.

Choose the correct option

1. Sue went to the cinema with  some / any of her friends.

2. Jane doesn't have  some / any  friends.

3. Have you got  some / any  brothers or sisters?

4. Here is  some / any  food for the cat.

5. I think you should put  some / any  flowers on the table.

6. Could you check if there are  some / any  calls on the

answering machine?