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Food. I’ll have some apples. Do you want some oranges?. I’ll have some milk. Do you want some cheese?. I don’t want any meat. Do you have any bread?. I don’t want any apples. Do you have any oranges?. I’ll have an apple. I don’t want a banana.
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I’ll have some apples. Do you want some oranges? I’ll have some milk. Do you want some cheese? I don’t want any meat. Do you have any bread? I don’t want any apples. Do you have any oranges? I’ll have an apple. I don’t want a banana. Do you want an orange? indefinite quantity a unit (1)
I’ll have some apples. Do you want some oranges? I’ll have some milk. Do you want some cheese? I don’t want any meat. Do you have any bread? I don’t want any apples. Do you have any oranges? Complete with plural or singular I’ll have an apple. I don’t want a banana. Do you want an orange? We use a / an with _________ countable words. singular plural We use some with _________ countable words and _________ countable words. singular We use any with _________ countable words and _________ countable words. plural singular
I’ll have some apples. Do you want some oranges? I’ll have some milk. Do you want some cheese? I don’t want any meat. Do you have any bread? I don’t want any apples. Do you have any oranges? Complete with affirmative, negative or interrogative I’ll have an apple. I don’t want a banana. Do you want an orange? We use a / an in ______________, ______________ or ______________. affirmative negative interrogative We use some in ______________ or ______________. When we offer something, we use some in ______________. affirmative interrogative interrogative We use any in ______________ or ______________. When it’s a regular question, we use any in ______________. negative interrogative interrogative