Put in some or any.

 1. I bought ____ cheese but I didn't buy _____ bread.

 2. I'm going to the post office. I need _____ stamps.

 3. There aren't ___ shops in this part of town.

 4. Goerge 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?

Put in some or any.

 1. I bought ____ cheese but I didn't buy _____ bread.

 2. I'm going to the post office. I need _____ stamps.

 3. There aren't ___ shops in this part of town.

 4. Goerge 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?

5. Complete the conversation with suitable food quantifiers.

A: Can you go to the supermarket and buy me some things?

B: Ok. What do you want?

A: We've run out of milk, so buy two (1) ________of milk, please.

B: What about bread? There's only one (2) ________left in the fridge.

A: Yes, you can buy a (3) ________of bread. We also need a (4) ________of cauliflower and a (5)________of celery. I will make some salad.

A: Do you need some bacon for the salad?

B: Good idea. Just buy 200 (6) ________of bacon.

A: Anything else?

B: That's enough for today.

III/ Fill in each blank in the conversation with a, an, some or any.

Nick: Let’s discuss what to prepare for our picnic.

Mi: You and I have been assigned to buy (1)________fruit and drinks.

Nick: I think it would be better to buy fruit which are easy to peel, such as bananas or mandarins.

Mi: (2)________kilo of mandrins and (3)________bunch of bananas are enough, I think.

Nick: Should we buy (4)________snacks such as crisps?

Mi: That’s fine. Let me write it down: (5)________ big packet of potato crisps.

Nick: What about drinks? Should we buy soft drinks?

Mi: I don’t think that’s a good idea. Just buy (6)________ bottles of mineral water.

Nick: My mother told me that she could bake (7)________apple pie for us.

Mi: Oh, that’s great.

IV/ Complete the conversation with suitable food quantifiers.

A: Can you go to supermarket and buy me some things?

B: OK. What do you want?

A: We’ve run out of milk so buy two (1)________of milk, please.

B: What about bread? There’s only one (2)________ left in the fridge.

A: Yes you can buy a (1)________of bread. We also need a (1)________of cauliflower and a (1)________ of celery. I will make some salad.

B: Do you need some bacon for a salad?

A: Good idea. Just buy 200 (1)________of bacon.

B: Anything else?

A: That’s enough for today.

Fill in the gaps with a, an, some, any.

1. There is ________ banana in the basket.

2. I need ________ tea.

3. Is there ______ popcorn in the fridge?

4. We have ______ rice, but we don’t have ______ meat.

5. There’s ______ orange on the table.

6. I’d like ______ apple juice.

7. He has ______ TV and ______ computer.

8. Would you like ______ ice-ream?

9. I have _____ friends in Hue.

10. Did he sing ______ songs in the party?

11. Would you like ______ cup of tea?

12. I would like ______ cakes, please.