unit13-grammar

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For the 1st year students of all specialties

GRAMMAR

INDEFINITE PRONOUNS (SOME/ANY)

Positive | Question | Negative
I’ve got some money. | Have you got any money? BUT: Would you like some coffee? | I haven’t got any money.

1. Put in some or any.

1. I bought some cheese but I didn't buy any bread.
2. I'm going to the post office. I need ………….. stamps.
3. There aren't …………. shops in this part of town.
4. George and Alice haven't got......... children.
5. Have you got ……………. brothers or sisters?
6. There are ……………… beautiful flowers in the garden.
7. Do you know …………….. good hotels in London?
8. 'Would you like ……………... tea?' 'Yes, please.'
9. When we were on holiday, we visited …………….. very interesting places.
10. Don't buy ……………. rice. We don't need ………………
11. I went out to buy ……………. milk but they didn't have …………… in the shop.
12. I'm thirsty. Can I have ………………. water, please?

2. Complete the sentences. Use some or any + one of these words:

air cheese help letters photographs
batteries friends languages milk shampoo

1. I want to wash my hair. Is there any shampoo….?
2. This evening I'm going to write.............................................................
3. I haven't got my camera, so I can't take.........................................................
4. Do you speak.................. foreign.......................................................... ?
5. Yesterday evening I went to a restaurant with.................................................. of mine.
6. Can I have............................................................ in my coffee, please?
7. The radio isn't working. There aren't.......................................................... in it.
8. It's hot in this office. I'm going out for....................... fresh............................................
9. 'Would you like.............................................?' 'No, thank you. I've had enough to eat.'
   10 I can do this job alone. I don't need.......................................................

3. Put in something/somebody/anything/anybody.

1. She said … something … to me but I didn't understand it.
2. 'What's wrong?' 'There's......................... in my eye.'
3. Do you know.......................... about politics?
4. I went to the shop but I didn't buy........................
   5 .......................... has broken the window: I don't know who.
   6. There isn't.......................... in the bag. It's empty.
   7. I'm looking for my keys. Has........................ seen them?
   8. Would you like......................... to drink?
   9. I didn't eat........................ because I wasn't hungry.
   10 This is a secret. Please don't tell.......................

4. Choose the correct word.

1. She was said that someone / anybody was waiting for her in the street.
2. He was standing by the window and was looking nobody / somewhere on the right.
3. I don't remember someone / anyone else,
4. Have you read something / anything by Oscar Wilde?
5. Could you give me something / anything to eat?
6. If someone / anyone comes, let me know immediately.
7. Anybody / Nobody could do this work. It's very simple.
8. Have you read something / anything about this author?
9. Would you like something / anything to drink? Whisky or gin?
10. She is still nowhere / somewhere abroad.
11. I have anything/ nothing to add.
12. The sick man was able to get up without someone's / anyone's help.

Unit XIII

## Contents

- ВВЕДЕНИЕ
- UNIT I. Introduction.The Verb ‘to be’
- UNIT II. Favourite Things. Articles UNIT III. The Family Tree. Possessive Case of Nouns
- UNIT IV. Family. The Verb ‘to have / have got’
- UNIT V. Numbers (Cardinal,Ordinal)
- UNIT VI. Everyday Things. Present Simple
- UNIT VII. Time, Days, Months. Prepositions of Time
- UNIT VIII. Daily Routine. Personal Pronouns
- UNIT IX. At School and University. Plural of Nouns
- UNIT X. In the living room. Prepositions of Place
- UNIT XI. In the bedroom and bathroom. Construction ‘There is/are’
- UNIT XII. In the kitchen. Modal verb (can)
- UNIT XIII. Food and Drink. Indefinite Pronouns ‘some/any’
- UNIT XIV. Eating Out. Construction ‘Would you like… / I’d like
- UNIT XV. Parts of the Body. Possessive Pronouns
- UNIT XVI. Clothes. Present Continuous
- UNIT XVII. Describing People. Adjectives / Comparison
- UNIT XVIII. Moving. Past Simple
- UNIT XIX. Jobs. Future Simple
- UNIT XX. Weather. Adverbs
- REFERENCES

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