A. Make sentences about Susie’s shopping bag using some, any or no.
1 She has some chocolate.
2 She doesn’t have any fish. / She has no fish.
3 ……………………………………
4 ……………………………………
5 ……………………………………
6 ……………………………………
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3 She has some bananas.
4 She doesn’t have any tomatoes. / She has no tomatoes.
5 She doesn’t have any coffee. / She has no coffee.
6 She has some soap.
B. Underline the correct option.
1 I’m lucky, I have some / any good friends.
2 It’s a small room and there aren’t some / any windows.
3 Sundays are quiet; there is no / none traffic on the streets.
4 I’d love some / any chocolate cake, please.
5 Bring some water because there is no / none here.
6 I’m afraid there’s no / none beach.
7 Sheila doesn’t need no / any help.
8 We need help because some / none of us understand.
9 There aren’t some / any questions.
10 Some / None tourists prefer to travel by train.
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2 any 3 no 4 some 5 none 6 no
7 any 8 none 9 any 10 Some
C. In your notebook, rewrite these dialogues with some, any or none to make them more natural. Sometimes more than one answer is possible.
1 A: Can I have six or seven potatoes?
B: Sorry, we don’t have them.
A: ……Can I have some potatoes?……
B: ……Sorry, we don’t have any. ……
2 A: Have you got a small amount of American dollars with you?
B: Yes, I’ve got a small amount.
3 A: Would you like a little bit of help?
B: I don’t need help, thanks.
4 A: I need three or four biscuits.
B: I’m sorry, we don’t have three or four biscuits. We don’t even have one biscuit!
5 A: Do you understand one or more of the questions?
B: No, not one.
6 A: Yes, we’ve got three or four. Which do you want?
B: It doesn’t matter.
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2 A: Have you got some / any American dollars with you?
B: Yes, I’ve got some.
3 A: Would you like some / any help?
B: I don’t need any, thanks.
4 A: I need some biscuits.
B: I’m sorry, we don’t have any (biscuits). / I’m sorry, there are none / there aren’t any.
5 A: Do you understand any of the questions?
B: No, none.
6 A: Yes, we’ve got some. Which do you want?
B: Any.
D. Complete the sentences using the words in the box and some, any and no.
Some people like Knoydart for these reasons:
|
beautiful walks delicious seafood noisy factories friendly people money traffic |
1 The roads are very quiet. There is ……no traffic…… .
2 ………………………………… live in the area.
3 There aren’t ………………………………… .
4 The hotel restaurants serve ………………………………… .
5 There are ………………………………… through the country.
6 You don’t need ………………………………… to enjoy the fresh air.
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2 Some friendly people 3 any noisy factories
4 some delicious seafood
5 some beautiful walks
6 any money
E. In your notebook, write five good reasons to visit your town or village, using some, any and no.
Examples:
1 It has some interesting museums.
2 There aren’t any expensive hotels.
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Possible answers
3 The art gallery has some great paintings.
4 There are no sharks in the sea.
5 There isn’t any problem with pollution.
6 Some people speak English.
7 We don’t get any snow in winter.
F. Circle the correct option.
1 You’ll have to walk because the island doesn’t have ………… taxis.
a some b no c any
2 I invited all my friends to come with me to Knoydart, but ………… them wanted to come.
a none of b no c any of
3 A: Does Knoydart have ………… casinos? B: No, I don’t think so.
a any of b some of c any
4 Could I have ………… more information about the hotel, please?
a no b none c some
5 A: How many people live on Knoydart? B: I have ………… idea.
a none b no c any
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1 c 2 a 3 c 4 c 5 b
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