Read the sentences and choose the correct options

• I've got an apple for a snack.

• I've also got some grapes.

• Let's go and find out if they sell any milk.

• I don't want a banana.

• I haven't got any other fruit but I've got a bar of chocolate.

• I don't want any juice.

• Would you like a banana?

• Would you like some grapes?

• Do you want some chocolate?

• Have you got any drinks with you?

• Have they got any milk?

"A/an" can be used

• only in positive and negative sentences
• only in questions
• in all kinds of sentences

"Some" and "any" can be used with

• countable nouns only
• uncountable nouns only
• both countable and uncountable nouns

"Some" can be used in

• positive sentences
• negative sentences
• questions

"Some" can be used in questions to

• offer something only
• ask for something only
• offer and ask for something

"Any" can be used

• only in positive and negative sentences
• only in questions
• in all kinds of sentences

"Any" can be used in positive sentences after

• "if" only
• "whether" only
• "if" and "whether"