HV some any

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 1

Schedule

• Instruction 'some/any'
• Grammar Practice
• Independent work

 Some & any

Some vs Any

• When we want to refer to a plural noun or an uncountable noun, without giving a specific quantity,
  we use ‘some’ and ‘any’. 
  
  

• We use ‘some’ in affirmatives and ‘any’ in questions and negatives.

Recap:

Some/Any + noun: when we don't know the exact number/amount, or it's not important:

We usually use some in positive and any in questions and negative sentences.

She has some flowers. Have we got any milk? 

Some

We can use some in questions if they are requests: 

offers: 

or suggestions:

'Can I have some information?'

'Would you like some tea?'

'Shall we do some work now?'

Quantifier

Noun

Any

We can use any in questions to mean 'it doesn't matter which': 

'Which flavour ice cream do you want?'

'Oh get me any flavour - I don't mind which.'

Some & Any

We can use some and any without a noun,
when it's clear what we're talking about:

'We haven't got any milk.'

'I'll go and get some.'

'We need some coins for the ticket machine.'

'Oh dear, I haven't got any.'

Some what?

Any what?

Quantifier

Noun

Some/Any 

Multiple choice questions

We have some/any free time later this afternoon.

1. Some
2. Any

She doesn’t want some/any coffee.

1. Some
2. Any

Do they need some/any bread?

1. Some
2. Any

I went to some/any meetings in Rome last week.

1. Some
2. Any

Will there be some/any managers at the party?

1. Some
2. Any

Some/any:

He has brought some/any flowers.

1. Some
2. Any

Exercises

page 156 and 157

exercises 31 and 32

Online: FOOD TALK -> E writing grammar

Finished?

pages 142 and 143

exercises 7 t/m 9