a / an / some / any
countable nouns
uncountable nouns
He is a boy.
He has a pen.
This is an egg.
a=1
an = 1
Positive sentences
some = + 1
We use "some" in positive sentences.
There are some apples on the table.
Use some for both countable and
uncountable nouns.
I have some
books.
There is some
milk in the
glass
Any = +1
Use "any" in negative sentences
or questions for countable and
uncountable nouns.
He doesn't have
any pens.
Do you have any
cheese?
Examples
some onions
any potatoes
I have got ---------------------------but I haven’t got----------------------
İn my kitchen.
some
I have got--------carrots
but
any
I haven’t got--------tomatoes
.
pears
some
I have got-------------pears but
any
I haven’t got ------------grapes.
grapes
I have got some hotdogs
but I haven’t got any eggs.
hotdogs
eggs
fruit juice
whisky
I have got some fruit juice
but I haven’t got any whisky.
Peter
Peter has got some biscuits
but he hasn’t got any coffee.
Emily
Emily has got some bread
but she hasn’t got any cake.
Tom
Tom has got some cake but
he hasn’t got any sandwiches.
Aysel
Aysel has got some popcorn but
she hasn’t got any coke.
popcorn
coke
Robert
pizza
hamburger
Robert has got some pizza but
he hasn’t got any hamburgers.
eggplants and
some
cucumbers,
There are ----------------------------------------peas
--------in
the fridge.
any tomatoes and peppers
There aren’t ---------------------------------İn the fridge.