some, any, a(n)
There's ___ juice in the fridge if you're thirsty.
some
egg, cheese, cherry, tomato
cheese because it's uncountable
a ___ of crisps
packet or bag
incorrect
You shouldn't talk in class.
What's an informal way to start a letter to Pete?
Hi Pete,
Dear Pete,
Hello Pete,
Would you like ___ cake? No thanks. I'm allergic to fun.
some
milk, butter, yoghurt, ice cream cone
ice cream cone because it's countable
a ___ of tea
cup or mug
I haven't got many milk left.
incorrect
I haven't much (or a lot of) milk left.
or
I haven't got any milk left.
What's an informal way to finish an invitation?
Best wishes
See you there
Cheers
any
juice, fizzy drink, water, tea
fizzy drink because it's countable
a ___ of pie
slice
I've got some many apples.
incorrect
I've got some (or many) apples.
Which is the correct option?
Would you like (coming/to come) to my party?
to come
He ate ___ entire bar of chocolate.
an
strawberry, banana, fruit, orange
fruit because it can be used uncountably
a ___ of bread
loaf or slice (or piece)
How many chicken I should buy?
incorrect
How much chicken should I buy?
Which is the correct option?
Please let me know.
Let me please know.
Please let me know.
Have you got ___ bag of sugar? I'm making a cake and I haven't got ___.
a...any
nut, milkshake, bread, melon
bread because it's uncountable
a ___ of wine
glass or bottle
You can pass me a salt?
incorrect
Can you pass me the (or some) salt?
Which is the correct option?
(We go/are going) bowling next Friday. Do you want to come?
We're going bowling