Unit 14: Some / any / much / any | Grammar | A2

EXERCISE 1

Fill the gaps in the following with some, any, a or an:

1. Have you got _____ envelopes?
2. They've got _____ new dog.
3. I haven't got apple, but I've got _____ banana.
4. Has Henry got _____ money?
5. Sharon's got ten bars of chocolate but Darren hasn't got _____.
6. "Have they got _____ bread?" "Yes, they've got _____."

EXERCISE 2

Put in much, many, or a lot of/lots of to complete the following sentences:

1. This evening job means I'll be able to save up ___________ money.
2. There was ___________ noise in the classroom,
3. He was good-looking when he was young, but now he's old and hasn't got ___________ hair.
4. Did you see ___________ wild animals when you were on safari?
5. There are ___________ buildings In the Docklands, but there aren't ________ people.
6. We bought ___________ souvenirs In India.
7. She has ___________ friends but she hasn't seen them for________ years.
8. I'm getting fat, even though I'm not eating very ___________.

EXERCISE 3

Complete the following exercises with some/any/much/many:

1. A lot of people left the theatre before the play ended.

Not __________ people stayed until the end.

2. He spends a lot of time at the office.

He doesn't have __________ time for hobbles.

3. There's no milk in the fridge.

We haven't got __________ milk for our breakfast.

4. We haven't got __________ coffee.

There's only enough for two cups.

5. I need to borrow some money.

How __________ do you need?

6. A lot of people are waiting at the bus stop.

Unfortunately, there aren't __________ buses today; the bus drivers are on strike.

7. You ate nearly all the cakes,

There aren't __________ left.

8. Don't spend all your money now.

Save __________ for later.