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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles like "a/an", quantifiers like "some" or "any", and the negative form "no...any" in sentences. There are over 30 examples showing the correct use of these words before nouns like "tea", "girls", "children", "books", "coffee", "lamps", "beer", and others in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and negation.

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    Is There Tea in This Kitchen

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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles like "a/an", quantifiers like "some" or "any", and the negative form "no...any" in sentences. There are over 30 examples showing the correct use of these words before nouns like "tea", "girls", "children", "books", "coffee", "lamps", "beer", and others in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and negation.

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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles like "a/an", quantifiers like "some" or "any", and the negative form "no...any" in sentences. There are over 30 examples showing the correct use of these words before nouns like "tea", "girls", "children", "books", "coffee", "lamps", "beer", and others in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and negation.

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    Is There Tea in This Kitchen

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    This document provides examples of using indefinite articles like "a/an", quantifiers like "some" or "any", and the negative form "no...any" in sentences. There are over 30 examples showing the correct use of these words before nouns like "tea", "girls", "children", "books", "coffee", "lamps", "beer", and others in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and negation.

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    Use a/an, some or any.

    “Is there ... tea in this kitchen?”

    “Are there any girls in your class?” “No, there aren´t … “

    The Browns haven’t got … children.

    I haven’t got … books to read.

    Has Mr. Evans got … coffee?

    Are there … lamps in the house?

    Have the Collins got … children?

    Is there … book on the table?

    This is … interesting newspaper.

    “Is there any coffee in the kitchen?” “Yes, there is.....”

    There are … cups of tea on the table.

    Is there … beer in the glasses?

    Have you got … chair for me?

    Have the Evans got … flat?

    Sorry, there isn’t … more tea.

    Have they got … books?

    There aren’t … flats to rent.

    We haven’t got … cinemas here.

    Are there … boys in this class?

    There isn’t … beer in the bottle.

    “Is there any coffee in the cup?” “Yes, there is …”

    In the park there are … very nice trees.

    I’m reading … interesting book.

    Mrs Green is having … coffee with milk

    There isn’t … water in the glass.

    Mr. Smith is having … bread.

    There are … children in the street.

    Is there … wine in the glass?

    There are … girls in this class.


    “Is there any beer in the glass” “No, there isn’t …”

    Has Peter got … interesting books?

    “Have you got any glasses?” “No, I haven’t got …”

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