SOME, ANY, NO, EVERY

Use some, any or no.

1. Are there ... English text¬books on the desks? — Yes, there are ... .

2. Are there ... maps on the walls? — No, there aren't ....

3. Is there ... paper on your table?

4. It is winter. There are ... leaves on the trees.

5. There are ... beautiful pictures in the magazine

6. 1. I need ... sugar, ... flour, ... eggs, ... butter and ... milk to make a cake

7. We haven't got ... flour

8. They haven't got... stamps. I can't post my letter

9. There are ... schools in this street

10. Are there ... pictures in your book?

11. Are there ... new buildings in your street?

12. There are ... people in the park be¬cause it is cold

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