some and any - Exercise

Put "some" or "any" in the correct blank.

1. Is there  water in the glass?

2. There are not  flowers in the vase.

3. There is  sugar in the bowl.

4. Are there  ants on the bread?

5. There are  boys in the bus.

6. There is not  food in the plate.

7. There are cows in the field.

8. There is  ink in the bottle.

9. There are not  books on my desk.

10. There is  soup in the pot.

Key :any,any,some,any,some,any, any,some,some,any, some

SOME or ANY - Exercise for SMK

SOME: We use "some" in positive sentences. We use some for both countable and uncountable nouns.

Example: I have some friends.

ANY: We use "any" in negative sentences or questions. We use any for both countable and uncountable nouns.

Example: Do you have any ham? - He doesn't have any friends in Rome.

EXCEPTION: We use "some" in questions when offering or requesting something that is there.

Example: Would you like some bread? (offer) - Could I have some water? (request)

Now try these exercises:

                                                                                                

What’s in this box? –  trouble dolls from Peru.

Do you want a toffee or a lolly? – No, thank you, I don’t want  sweets.

I know a good ghost story. – Please don’t tell me  horror stories.

I’m afraid of ghosts.

Here are  apples for you. – No, thank you, I don’t want  fruit.

Mum, could I have  ice cream? – No, sorry, there isn’t  left and I didn’t buy  either.

Do you have a mascot? – Yes, I do. I have  old coins.             

Who was with you at the football match? –  of my friends.

Here are  chocolate nuts for you. – No, thank you.

I’m hungry. – Sorry, I haven’t bought  bread.

Jenny went to the cinema with  of her friends.

Has she got  brothers or sisters? – Sorry, I don’t know.

Did they have  news for you?

Would you like  orange juice? – Yes, please.

I’m hungry. I’ll have  sandwiches.

My parents don’t want  presents for Christmas.

Here is  food for the dog.

Peter doesn’t have  friends. – That's sad. But why?? – I don’t know.

Do you know  famous people? – Yes, I do.

Do you have  idea what the boys are doing there in our garden?

My little sister already knows  words in Spanish and French.

Could you pass me salt, please? - Yes, of course - here you are.

My best friend doesn’t have  pets.

Key : Some, any, any,some, any, some, any, any,some,some, some, any, some,any , any, some, some,any, some, any, any,any,some, some, any

Must or mustn't - Exercise for SDN Joglo 09 Pagi

MUST  or Mustn’t

1.   True or false. Tick the correct box.

        You must wash your hands before lunch.

        You mustn't listen to your parents.

        You must break the windows at school.

        You must take a shower every day.

        You mustn't eat fruit and vegetables every day.

        You must eat lots of sweets if you want to lose

      some weight.

        You must feed your dog every day.

2.  Complete the sentences with must or mustn't.

You  brush your teeth three times a day.

You  forget to do your homework regularly.

You  be nice to your classmates.

You  wear warm cothes when it is cold outside.

You  chew gum in class.

You  study hard if you want to pass your exams.

You  fight with your classmates.

You  play football in the classroom.

You  listen to your teacher very carefully.

You  forget your best friend's birthday.

You  be rude to your grandparents.

You  go to the dentist's twice a year.

You  stay in bed when you are ill.

You  feed zoo animals.

You  do your online exercises.

English Exercises > auxiliary verbs exercises > Verb- have/has

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The verb have is an irregular verb.  The Present Simple is:                     I                   He            You                  She            We                   It           They    Choose the correct answer: 1.    My dog  have /has a long tail. 2.  The coffee have/has milk in it. 3.  They have/has the correct answer. 4.  The flag of Israel have/has a star on it. 5.  I never have/has a clean room. 6.  The house have /has a lot of furniture. 7.  The water have/has a bad taste. Fill in the blanks with: have / has  1.    We have has  beautiful flowers in our garden. 2.  Jane have has  five new English books. 3.  I have has an expensive sport car. 4.  They have has a big villa not far from the beach . 5.  My sister have has  a lot of dolls in her room. 6.  My father have has a computer in his office. 7.  Sandra and I have has five pets . 8.  My mother have has a pretty orange bag. 9.  Orit have has some friends in Haifa. 10.               You have has  ten notebooks. 11. I have has  a desk and two chairs in my bedroom. 12.               Robert have has a tall brother. 13.               These boys  have has blue eyes.  14.               Dana have has  two pen pals in Australia. 15.               The pupils have has a new computer room . 16.               The dog have has   a very big doghouse. 17.               Bill Gates have has  a lot of money .  18.               He have has  short blond hair . 19.               They have has  four tickets to the show . 20.              This girl have has  birthday in April .

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