SOME / ANY
Complete the sentence: She bought ___ razors.
She bought some razors.
Complete: ___ is at the front desk. (An unknown person)
Someone is at the front desk.
Make a negative question: You love seafood.
Don't you love seafood?
Complete: I ___ be crazy about chocolate, but now I'm allergic to it.
I used to be crazy about chocolate, but now I'm allergic to it.
Complete: They have been ___ (drive) since they were teenagers.
They have been driving since they were teenagers.
Complete the sentence: I don't want ___ makeup.
I don't want any makeup.
Complete: I didn't see ___ at the salon.
I didn't see anyone at the salon.
Complete: ___ Ruby a big meat eater?
Isn't Ruby a big meat eater?
Complete: My daughter didn't use to ___ meat.
My daughter didn't use to eat meat.
Complete: She has been looking for a convertible ___ a month.
She has been looking for a convertible for a month.
Complete the question: Do you have ___ small combs?
Do you have some/any small combs?
Complete: ___ is waiting for a massage. (Zero people)
No one is waiting for a massage.
Make a negative question: They stopped eating pasta.
Didn't they stopped eating pasta?
Make a question: You / eat / a lot of sugar.
Did you use to eat a lot of sugar?
Complete: What ___ you doing when I saw you?
What were you doing when I saw you?
Correct the mistake: We don't want some deodorant.
Correct the mistake: We don't want some any deodorant.
Correct the sentence: I didn't speak to no one.
I didn't speak to no one anyone.
Respond to encourage agreement: Don't you love chocolate? (You agree.)
Yes, I do!
Correct the mistake: Did you used to eat pasta?
Did you used to use to eat pasta?
Complete: The brakes ___ making a weird sound before the accident.
The brakes were making a weird sound before the accident.
Complete both sentences: He needs ___ sunscreen. We don't have ___.
He needs some sunscreen.
We don't have any.
Complete: Can ___ give me a pedicure? (Choose the appropriate indefinite pronoun.)
Can anyone/someone give me a pedicure?
What are three reasons we use negative yes/no questions?
Confirm / agree / surprise
Answer using used to: Why did you use to eat so many eggs? (Because I liked them.)
I used to eat eggs because I liked them.
Complete both verbs: It ___ (rain) hard when she ___ (side-swipe) the other car.
It was raining hard when she sideswiped the other car.