Underline the CORRECT words in the sentences: There isn't any/some butter in my sandwich
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Exercise 6: Underline the CORRECT words in the sentences.
1. There isn't any/some butter in my sandwich.
2. Can I have some/any water, please?
3. Would you like many/some sugar in your coffee?
4. You can call me some / any time you like.
5. There aren't some/any children in the park.
6.- Do you drink much/many tea?
- No, but I drink many/a lot of/ any coffee.
7.- Do you buy much/many vegetables?
Yes, I eat much/many potatoes every day. I always have some for lunch.
8.- Do you buy much/many fruits?
- Yes, on Saturdays, I always buy a lot of/ much fruits at the market. I don't buy any in
the supermarket.
9.- How much/many tomatoes do you usually put in a salad?
- Not much/many - Just one or two.
10.- How many/much money do you spend on food every week?
- Not much/many because I live on my own.
Exercise 6: Underline the CORRECT words in the sentences.
1. There isn't any/some butter in my sandwich.
2. Can I have some/any water, please?
3. Would you like many/some sugar in your coffee?
4. You can call me some / any time you like.
5. There aren't some/any children in the park.
6.- Do you drink much/many tea?
- No, but I drink many/a lot of/ any coffee.
7.- Do you buy much/many vegetables?
Yes, I eat much/many potatoes every day. I always have some for lunch.
8.- Do you buy much/many fruits?
- Yes, on Saturdays, I always buy a lot of/ much fruits at the market. I don't buy any in
the supermarket.
9.- How much/many tomatoes do you usually put in a salad?
- Not much/many - Just one or two.
10.- How many/much money do you spend on food every week?
- Not much/many because I live on my own.