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    Some and Any Exercise

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    Slađana Šepecanović
    This document contains exercises for students to practice using quantifiers such as "some", "any", "many" in the context of describing pictures. The exercises include: completing sentences about items in a picture using quantifiers; turning affirmative sentences into negative sentences; asking questions about underlined words; completing sentences describing the contents of a fridge using quantifiers; and playing a memory game by asking and answering questions about items in a hidden picture.

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    Some and Any Exercise

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    This document contains exercises for students to practice using quantifiers such as "some", "any", "many" in the context of describing pictures. The exercises include: completing sentences about items in a picture using quantifiers; turning affirmative sentences into negative sentences; asking questions about underlined words; completing sentences describing the contents of a fridge using quantifiers; and playing a memory game by asking and answering questions about items in a hidden picture.

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    This document contains exercises for students to practice using quantifiers such as "some", "any", "many" in the context of describing pictures. The exercises include: completing sentences about items in a picture using quantifiers; turning affirmative sentences into negative sentences; asking questions about underlined words; completing sentences describing the contents of a fridge using quantifiers; and playing a memory game by asking and answering questions about items in a hidden picture.

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    Some and Any Exercise

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    Slađana Šepecanović
    This document contains exercises for students to practice using quantifiers such as "some", "any", "many" in the context of describing pictures. The exercises include: completing sentences about items in a picture using quantifiers; turning affirmative sentences into negative sentences; asking questions about underlined words; completing sentences describing the contents of a fridge using quantifiers; and playing a memory game by asking and answering questions about items in a hidden picture.

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    of 2

    1/ look at the picture then complete the

    following sentences/questions with some or


    any
    1/ there are …………….apples.
    2/ there aren’t …………….dates.
    3/ Are there ………………grapes?
    4/there are …………………bananas.
    5/ there aren’t ………………… vegetables.
    6/ there are ……………pears.
    7/ there are …………………..stawberries.
    8/ Are there ………………….oranges?
    9/ Are there ………………..lemons?
    10/ there aren’t …………………….figs.

    2/ turn the following sentences into the 3/ make questions about the underlined words:
    negative form:
    1/ there are some pens in my schoolbag. 1/ there are some cows in the cowsheds.
    ……………………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………………….
    2/ there are some ducks in the farm. 2/ there are many children in the garden.
    ………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………
    3/ there are some people at the bus stop. 3/there isn’t any cheese in the fridge.
    ………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………
    4/ there are 10 actors on the stage. 4/There aren’t any pupils in the classroom at lunch
    ……………………………………………………………… time.
    5/ there are many trees in our garden. ………………………………………………………………………
    ………………………………………………………………. 5/ there are some oranges in the basket.
    …………………………………………………………………..

    4/ look at Mrs. Mc Lean’s fridge and try to


    complete the following sentences with there
    is/are/ isn’t / aren’t don’t forget to use any
    and some in the correct place:

    1/ ……………………………………………….bananas.
    2/ ……………………………………………..onions.
    3/ ………………………………………………milk.
    4/ ……………………………………………….eggs.
    5/ ……………………………………………..cabbage.
    6/ ……………………………………………..chicken.
    7/ …………………………………………….tomatoes.
    8/ ……………………………………………oranges.
    9/ ……………………………………pomegranates.
    10/ …………………………………………juice.

    5/ Now look at the picture carefully and try to


    memorize as many items as you can. Work
    with a partner. One of you should hide his
    picture and the other asks him/her questions:

    e.g: is there any butter in the fridge?


    The other should answer:
    -Yes there is some.
    exchange roles. The winner is the one who
    gives more correct answers.

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