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Quantifiers: some, any, no

Some in affirmative sentences (general use):

Maria, Britney and I drink some water at each meal.

Our brothers take some sheets to draw.

any can also be used in affirmative sentences when you don't know if there is something left:

→ Any:

Is there any wine?

(we don't know if there is any wine left)

→ Some:

Can I have some chocolate cake, please?

(we know you will give us a piece of chocolate cake, it is a polite question)

Any and no in negative sentences:

→ Any: when there is a negation

There aren't any journalists.

→ No: when there is no negation

There is no water in the jug.

Another way to build the sentence:

There are no monuments to visit. = There aren't any monuments to visit.

Choose the right word.

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1. Mum and Dad eat sweets when they are bored.

2. Hello miss, do you sell stamps?

3. Can I have bread, please?

4. Our pets are causing damages in the house.

5. Today, we don't have wooden boards.

6. She’s poor, she has food to eat for tonight.

7. Are there soft drinks in your fridge (for the children)?

8. Yesterday, your sister didn't drink water.

9. I would like to buy clothes but I don't have enough money.

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