Some and any are used when it is not easy or necessary to say exactly the number of something. Some is for positive sentences. Any is for negative sentences and questions.
Choose some or any to complete each sentence.
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She always takes ___ sugar with her coffee, but she doesn’t take ___ milk.
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I see that the cat has been in the fridge again – there isn’t ___ milk. I will go and get ___.
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There aren’t ___ clean socks in my drawer.
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Marcin never gives his mother ___ help.
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Do you have ___ idea what they are doing there?
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No, I don’t have ___, but I know you will have ___.
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