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1.'Some' and 'Any' are two words used to express quantity.There are known as 'determiners'.These two words are used with uncountable and plural nouns.'Some' is usually used in affirmative sentence and 'Any'is negative or interrogative ones.

eg

1. Please give me some ink.
2. I need some pictures of animals.
3. Have you any sugar?
4. There isn't any sugar in the house.
5. Is there any milk here?

Exercise-1

1. We saw _______boys playing in the playground.
2. We didn't see _______ girls.
3. Are there __________ flowers in the garden?
4. There aren't _____flowers there.
5. I shall buy _____ bananas.
6. Have you got ____ money?
7. I need _____ medicine.
8. Ahammad visited _____ mosques in North India.
9. I don't want to drink ____ more tea.
10. They bought _____ honey.

Exercise-2
A short dialogue
customer:Can i have some rice?
Shop-keeper:How much do you want?I have a stoke of some good rice here.
cus:How much is it?
sk:People usually prefer this.Ask anyone.It's thirteen rupees a kilo.
cus:That's very expensive.Haven't you got any cheaper rice ?
sk:Would you like some of this one which twelve rupees a kilo?
cus:give me this.I want three kilo.


Answers

1. some
2. any
3. any
4. any
5. some
6. any
7. some
8. some
9. any
10. some