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ANY SOME Small words, big Use them correctly, Speak confidently! difference! SOME ANY We use SOME in affirmative sentences. We use ANY in negative sentences We use it when we offer, ask for, and questions. or talk about a specific amount. We use it when we don't know the amount or when it doesn't matter. There is / are some ? There isn't / aren't any. EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES: I have some cookies. I don't have any money. COOKIES Can I have some water? Do you have any questions? There are some books on the table. There aren't any apples left. 1 Choose SOME or ANY. 2 Look at the pictures and write SOME or ANY. 1. I don't have milk. 2. Can have sugar in my tea? 3. There are flowers in the garden. MILK 4. We don't need more salt. 1. 5. Do you have vegetables 2. milk 3. candies plans for the weekend? 6. There aren't chairs in the room. 7. have exciting news! 8. Is there bread left? 4. books 5. rice 6. cookies 9. She didn't buy new clothes. 10. Could you give me advice? 7. water 8. lemons 9. ice 3 Complete the sentences with SOME, ANY, or the correct form. 4 Rewrite the sentences. 1. There is cheese in the fridge. Use ANY in the negative form or questions. 2. I couldn't find information about the event. 1. I have some money. 3. Would you like tea? 2. There are some people here. 4. There aren't windows in that room. 5. She has helpful tips for you. 3. She wants some cake. 6. Do you have experience in this field? 4. We need some help. 7. We need volunteers for the project. 8. I don't have time to talk right now. 5. Do you have some questions? Practice a little today, improve a lot tomorrow!