SOME / ANY 1.Do you have tomatoes? 2.There are books on the floor. 3.Can I have pudding? 4.I have great idea! 5.Would you like apple juice? Put in a lot of / much / many 1. Do you drink ___ tea? 2. I like reading. I’ve got ___ books. 3. There isn’t milk in the fridge. 4.It costs money to travel around the world. 5. There is ___food at the party but I don’t eat ___.

(1) We’ve only got a little time left before the train leaves.

There isn’t much time before the train leaves.

(2) They’ve found the stolen car.

The stolen car has been found.

3) There’s not enough space for the five of you in this car.

There are too many of you for this car.

4) I want to go to India, but I haven’t got enough money.

If I had enough money, I would go to India.

5) It isn’t necessary to give in the homework before Friday.

We don’t have to give in the homework before Friday.

6) ‘I’ll read out the answers when you finish,’ said Mr Williams.

Mr Williams said he would read out the answers when we had finished.

7) Kate and I learnt to play the violin at that school.

That school is where Kate and I learnt to play the violin.

8) Henry bought his guitar in 2007.

Henry has had his guitar since 2007.