an/an - some - any
(+) I've got (a/an/some/any apple) in my bag.
an apple
(___ ___ apples) do you want?
How many apples (do you want)?
OPPOSITE: I haven't got any friends.
-I've got ___ ___ of friends.
a c_ _ / m _ _ of coffee/tea
cup
mug
NUMBERS: 2,000 (two thousand/two hundred)
2,000 = two thousand
(+) We've got (some/any/a cheese) in the fridge.
some cheese
(___ ___ bread) is there?
How much bread (is there?)
OPPOSITE: I haven't got much time to study.
-I've got (many/a lot of/none) time to study.
I've got a lot of time to study.
a b _ _ _ of cereal
bowl
3,500
= three (thousand/hundred) five (thousand/hundred)
three thousand five hundred
(-) There isn't (some/any/a milk) in the fridge.
any milk
(?) (___ ___ chocolate / you/ eat)
How much chocolate do you eat?
OPPOSITE: There is a lot of chocolate.
-There isn't (much/many) chocolate.
There isn't much chocolate.
a j _ _ of jam/honey
jar
65 = (sixty-five / six-five)
sixty-five
(?) Have you got (an/any orange juice)?
any orange juice
(?) (___ ___ times / you / smile every day)
How many times do you smile every day?
-There isn't many pasta.
-There isn't no pasta.
-There is no pasta.
There is no pasta.
a c _ _ _ _ _ of milk
carton
3 1/2 = (three a half / three and a half)
three and a half
(?) (REQUEST) Would you like (some/a) bread?
some bread
(?) (___ ___ bottles of water / are / there)
How many bottles of water are there?
OPPOSITE: There are a lot of oranges.
-There are (no/none).
There are none.
a t _ _ / c _ _ of beans
tin / can
2,728
two thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight