Урок 3: Неопределенные местоимения Some and Any

1. Read the dialogue.

- Hon­ey, we don’t have any salt.

- We have some salt dar­ling. It’s in the cupboard.

- Ah, OK. Do we have any eggs? I would like to make some omellette.

- There are some eggs in the fridge, I think.

- Is there any milk in the fridge?

- No, there isn’t any milk at all. We need to buy some milk.

- OK. What about flour? Do we have any flour?

- Yes, we do. We have some flour in the cup­board on the shelf. But we don’t have any pep­per. And there isn’t any oil too.

- OK, I’ll go shop­ping and buy some oil, some salt, some pep­per and some milk. I won’t buy any eggs, any flour and any sugar.

- Thank you dar­ling. You are always so help­ful. That’s why I love you!

Vocab­u­lary:

Hon­ey – мед; здесь: дорогой, любимый

Salt – соль

Cup­board – буфет, шкаф

At all – совсем, вовсе

Flour – мука

Pep­per – перец

Oil – масло

2. Trans­late the dia­logue and role play it.
3. Point out the sen­tences with Some and Any.
4. Make up your own dia­logue using Some, Any and vocab­u­lary of the lesson.

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Some – affir­ma­tive sentences.

Any – neg­a­tive, inter­rog­a­tive sentences.

Какие-то, несколько, некоторые, немного и т.д.

5. Fill in with Some and Any.
6. My broth­er has … good books.
7. Lily may come at … time.
8. … of these clocks are very expensive.
9. Have you … pens?
10. There are … mis­takes in Tom’s design.
11. Are there … new build­ings here?
12. Alex has … antiques.
13. They have not … time.

6. Choose the right answer

Jim has­n’t got … money.

some

any

Would you like … juice?

some

any

Would you like … choco­late pudding?

some

any

I haven’t writ­ten … letters.

some

any

Would you like … tea?

some

any

Do you know … good hotels in Paris?

some

any

Ann is going to buy … clothes.

some

any

Jim­my has … excel­lent com­put­er games.

some

any

Do you have … bet­ter ideas?

some

any

Would you like … sug­ar in your coffee?

some

any

7. Fill in with Some and Any
8. There are … pic­tures in the text-book
9. Are there … new pupils in your group?
10. There are … new build­ings in our street.
11. Are there … Eng­lish news­pa­pers on the desks? — Yes, there are …
12. Are there … maps of Great Britain on the walls? —No, there aren’t …
13. Are there … pen­cils on the desk? — - Yes, there are …
14. Are there … chew­ing gums in your bag? — - Yes, there are…
15. Have you got … French books at home? — Yes, I have…
16. There are … beau­ti­ful pic­tures in the mag­a­zine. Look at them.8.Fill in with Some, Any or No

1.There are … bus­es today and I can’t go shop­ping. 2. There is … caviar in the can. I love it. Would you like …? 3. Please don’t offer him … chips. He does­n’t want … . 4. Can I have … milk in my tea? I don’t like it black. 5. There is … ink in my pen. 6. Is there … snow in the street this morn­ing? 7. My moth­er likes … music. 8. Are there … chess play­ers there? 9. There are … dia­grams in the new text-book. 10. Are there … French news­pa­pers on the table?

9. Fill in with Some and Any

There is … green tea in the cup.

My cousin has … French books.

Are there … guests in the living-room?

Do you have … toys?

There are not … beats at home.

Nan­cy has … flow­ers in her hands.

Does Andy have … pencils?

There are not … pen­cils in the pencil-box.

Are there … pic­tures on the wall?

There are … bus­es in the street.

Would you like … ice-cream?

Can I have … milk?

There are … news­pa­pers on the table.

There isn’t … but­ter on the table.

Sue has … toys in the cor­ner of her room.

Is there … chalk, children?

Are there … pic­tures in this magazine?

There are … chairs round the table.

10. Make up ten sen­tences using Some and Any