Some, Any, no or Compound

Identify the correct use of SOME AND ANY. Choose the right answer. 

• We use SOME with plural/countable nouns in a positive sentence and ANY with plural/countable nouns in a negative or question sentence.

• We use SOME with plural/uncountable nouns in a positive sentence and ANY with plural/uncountable nouns in a negative or question sentence.

Determine the use of SOME or ANY in the gap below.

I have______ time before my meeting.

• SOME

• ANY

Determine the use of SOME or ANY in the gap below.

I don't have______time before my lunch break.

• SOME

• ANY

Determine the use of SOME or ANY in the gap below.

Do you have______time before the meeting?

• SOME

• ANY

Determine which statement is correct about "What exactly is SOME"?

• SOME is an unspecific amount or number. It's unspecific but also limited.

• SOME is a specific amount or number. It's specific and also unlimited.

Choose a correct word from the following:

I hope to have ___ time to myself at the weekend.

• NO

• SOME

• ANY

Choose a correct word from the following:

I’ve never met ___ from Canada.

• NOBODY

• SOMEBODY

• ANYBODY

Choose a correct word from the following:

Would you like ___ sugar with your tea?

• NO

• SOME

• ANY

Choose a correct word from the following:

We don't have ____orange juice left.

• NO

• SOME

• ANY

Choose a correct word from the following:

When I told you that you could have ___ water I didn’t expect you to drink it all.

• NO

• SOME

• ANY