A1 Grammar Lessons and Exercises

A, some, any: Countable and uncountable nouns

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Exercise 3

Use a, some, any, and the words in the box to fill in the blanks.

Exercises & Summary 
advice – big problem – coin – DVDs – eggs – French – fresh air – nice cities – pen – questions – sausage

EXAMPLE: Can you lend me ⇒  a pen  to write the composition?

1 We need to buy ⇒ for breakfast tomorrow.

2 She doesn’t have ⇒ to watch tonight.

 

3 He gave me ⇒ he found on the street.

4 They want to visit ⇒ in Europe this summer.

5 Can you give me ⇒ about studying abroad?

6 She doesn’t speak ⇒ at all.

7 It’s cold outside, but I need ⇒ .

8 He ate ⇒ with his breakfast.

9 The teacher didn’t answer ⇒ after the class.

10 I have ⇒ with my computer.


 

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