Here are the sentences completed with "a," "an," "some," or "any":

1. There isn't **any** milk in the jar.
2. She'd like **an** orange.
3. There are **some** oranges and bananas.
4. Is there **any** meat in the fridge?
5. There aren't **any** noodles.
6. There is **some** meat and **some** rice for lunch.
7. Are there **any** vegetables?
8. I have **some** fruit for you.
9. He eats **an** apple after his dinner.
10. Would you like **some** water, please?
11. She wants to buy **some** oranges for her mother.
12. Would you like **an** egg for breakfast?
13. Can you bring me **some** water, please?
14. I don’t want **any** sugar in the tea.
15. She has **a** sandwich for breakfast.
16. There is **some** milk in the bottle.
17. There are **some** onions on the table.
18. Do you need **an** expensive house?
19. Do you like **any** meat for breakfast?
20. She buys **some** new hats for her children.