In each group choose one sentence (A, B or C) which is grammatically correct

• A. I bought a new clothes yesterday.

• B. I bought some new clothes yesterday.

• C. I bought any new clothes yesterday.

• A. It's hot. Would you like some lemonade?

• B. It's hot. Would you like any lemonade?

• C. It's hot. Would you like an lemonade?

• A. These trousers are too long.

• B. This trousers is too long.

• C. This trousers are too long.

• A. There isn't some bread left.

• B. There isn't any bread left.

• C. There isn't a bread left.

• A. Could I have any hamburger, please?

• B. Could I have some hamburger, please?

• C. Could I have a hamburger, please?

• A. My hairs is short.

• B. My hair are short.

• C. My hair is short.

• A. Whose leggings are these? – They are mine.

• B. Whose leggings is these? – They is mine.

• C. Whose leggings is this? – It is mine.

• A. I haven't got some friends in Australia.

• B. I haven't got a friends in Australia.

• C. I haven't got any friends in Australia.