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                                        38Some / AnyUNIT 6 Some / Any %uf0d8 We use some in affirmative sentences with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns to  say that something exists. %uf0fc I %u2018ve got some homework. %uf0fc I want some chips, please. %uf0d8 We can also use some in questions to ask for or offer something. %uf0fc Can I have some salt, please? %uf0fc Would you like some juice? %uf0d8 We use any in negative sentences and questions with plural countable nouns and uncountable  nouns to say that something doesn%u2019t exist or to ask whether something exists. %uf0fc There isn%u2019t any time. Hurry up! %uf0fc She hasn%u2019t got any friends in the town. %uf0fc Have you got any information about the accident? %uf0fc Are there any sausages on the table?1 Complete the sentences. Use a, an, some or any.1. There are __some____ files on the table. 5. Have you got ______ aunt?2. I have got ___________ nice watch. 6. I need _____ kilo of apples to bake cookies.3. There isn%u2019t ___________ meat in the fridge. 7. Would you like _____ lemon juice for the salad?4. Are there ____________ carrots left? 8. Messi is ______ famous football player.2 Look at the picture. Ask and answer as in the example. Use some and any.  (juice) 1. A: Is there any juice in the refrigerator? B: Yes, there is some juice. (oranges) 2. A: _________________________________ B: _________________________________ (sausages) 3. A: _________________________________ B: _________________________________ (milk) 4. A: _________________________________ B: _________________________________ (cheese) 5. A: _________________________________ B: _________________________________ (olives) 6. A: _________________________________  B: _________________________________

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