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    This document contains a grammar practice exercise about using "there is/are" and "any/some" correctly. Learners are asked to fill in the correct form of "is/are/isn't/aren't" and underline the right choice between "any" and "some". The practice addresses differences in using these words for countable vs. uncountable nouns and for positive vs. negative/interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.

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    Some Any CN UN

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    This document contains a grammar practice exercise about using "there is/are" and "any/some" correctly. Learners are asked to fill in the correct form of "is/are/isn't/aren't" and underline the right choice between "any" and "some". The practice addresses differences in using these words for countable vs. uncountable nouns and for positive vs. negative/interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.

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    This document contains a grammar practice exercise about using "there is/are" and "any/some" correctly. Learners are asked to fill in the correct form of "is/are/isn't/aren't" and underline the right choice between "any" and "some". The practice addresses differences in using these words for countable vs. uncountable nouns and for positive vs. negative/interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.

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    Some Any CN UN

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    This document contains a grammar practice exercise about using "there is/are" and "any/some" correctly. Learners are asked to fill in the correct form of "is/are/isn't/aren't" and underline the right choice between "any" and "some". The practice addresses differences in using these words for countable vs. uncountable nouns and for positive vs. negative/interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.

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    Put a check mark ( ) under the correct heading! 4. ______ there any soup for my sister and me?

    5. There ______ some French fries for lunch.


    FOOD/DRINK/SNACK COUNTABLE UNCOUNTABLE
    Chicken 6. There ______ any chicken for after lunch.
    Cereal 7. There ______ any eggs anymore. Go buy some.
    Cheese 8. There ______ a glass of milk on the table.
    Hamburgers 9. ______ there any orange juice for my friends?
    Cookies/Biscuits 10. There ______ a plate of rice in the kitchen.
    Rice 11. There ______ three cups of tea for the guests.
    Bread 12. There ______ two glasses of apple juice for you and me.
    Noodles 13. There ______ any French fries anymore.
    Egg 14. ______ there any chicken in the soup?
    Fish 15. There ______ an orange on the table.
    Tea
    Juice Underline the correct answer!
    Milk
    1. There are (some/any) eggs in the basket.
    Grapes 2. Is there (some/any) Coke in the fridge?
    Pizza 3. There isn’t (some/any) juice in the glass.
    Soup 4. (Is/Are) there any water in the pail?
    5. Are there (some/any) cookies in the jar?
    There is ……. 6. (Is/Are) there any noodles in the bowl?
    7. There (isn’t/aren’t) any boys in that room.
     + UNCOUNTABLE (There is soup./There is some soup.) 8. There is (some/any) beer in the can.
     + COUNTABLE-Singular (Only 1) (There is a coin in my pocket.) 9. There (isn’t/aren’t) any cheese in this bread.
    There are ..… 10. There aren’t (some/any) coins in my pocket.
    11. There (is/are) some books in my bag.
     + COUNTABLE-Plural (More than 1/>1)
    There are two coins in my pocket. Example: - Is there any milk in the bottle?
    There are some coins in my pocket. + Yes, there is. There is some milk in the bottle.
    OR No, there isn’t any milk in the bottle.
    (+) Positive sentence: SOME (-) Negative & (?) Interrogative: ANY
    1. Are there any stickers in your book? (Yes) _________________________
    GRAMMAR PRACTICE. Fill in IS/ARE/ISN’T/AREN’T! 2. Is there any bread on the plate? (No) _____________________________
    1. There ______ some bread for breakfast. 3. Are there any elevators in this building? (No) _______________________
    2. There ______ ten pancakes for breakfast. 4. Are there any chairs in your bedroom? (Yes) _______________________
    3. There ______ any cakes for all of you. 5. Is there any money in your wallet? (Yes) ___________________________
    Put a check mark ( ) under the correct heading! 4. ______ there any soup for my sister and me?
    5. There ______ some French fries for lunch.
    FOOD/DRINK/SNACK COUNTABLE UNCOUNTABLE
    Chicken 6. There ______ any chicken for after lunch.
    Cereal 7. There ______ any eggs anymore. Go buy some.
    Cheese 8. There ______ a glass of milk on the table.
    Hamburgers 9. ______ there any orange juice for my friends?
    Cookies/Biscuits 10. There ______ a plate of rice in the kitchen.
    Rice 11. There ______ three cups of tea for the guests.
    Bread 12. There ______ two glasses of apple juice for you and me.
    Noodles 13. There ______ any French fries anymore.
    Egg 14. ______ there any chicken in the soup?
    Fish 15. There ______ an orange on the table.
    Tea
    Juice Underline the correct answer!
    Milk
    1. There are (some/any) eggs in the basket.
    Grapes 2. Is there (some/any) Coke in the fridge?
    Pizza 3. There isn’t (some/any) juice in the glass.
    Soup 4. (Is/Are) there any water in the pail?
    5. Are there (some/any) cookies in the jar?
    There is ……. 6. (Is/Are) there any noodles in the bowl?
    7. There (isn’t/aren’t) any boys in that room.
     + UNCOUNTABLE (There is soup./There is some soup.) 8. There is (some/any) beer in the can.
     + COUNTABLE-Singular (Only 1) (There is a coin in my pocket.) 9. There (isn’t/aren’t) any cheese in this bread.
    There are ..… 10. There aren’t (some/any) coins in my pocket.
    11. There (is/are) some books in my bag.
     + COUNTABLE-Plural (More than 1/>1)
    There are two coins in my pocket. Example: - Is there any milk in the bottle?
    There are some coins in my pocket. + Yes, there is. There is some milk in the bottle.
    OR No, there isn’t any milk in the bottle.
    (+) Positive sentence: SOME (-) Negative & (?) Interrogative: ANY
    1. Are there any stickers in your book? (Yes) _________________________
    GRAMMAR PRACTICE. Fill in IS/ARE/ISN’T/AREN’T! 2. Is there any bread on the plate? (No) _____________________________
    1. There ______ some bread for breakfast. 3. Are there any elevators in this building? (No) _______________________
    2. There ______ ten pancakes for breakfast. 4. Are there any chairs in your bedroom? (Yes) _______________________
    3. There ______ any cakes for all of you. 5. Is there any money in your wallet? (Yes) ___________________________

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