Ex. 3. Use "some", "any", "no":

1. I want to show you ... pictures.
2. There is ... coffee at home.
3. Are there ... bookshelves in your study room?
4. There are ... English students in our University.
5. Are there ... newspapers on his desk?
6. Have you got ... children?
7. Jane has ... brother or sisters.
8. Has he got ... French magazines at home? -- Yes, he has ... .
9. I have ... friends in Britain.
10. We have ... pets at home.



Ex. 4. Use "some", "any", "no", "something", "anything", "nothing", "somebody", "anybody", "nobody":

1. Do you have ... classes today? - No, we have ... classes on Saturday.
2. Have you got ... questions?
3. I want to tell you ... interesting about our friend Sally.
4. Is there ... interesting in today's paper?
5. Come here, I'll show you ... pictures of our country house.
6. There is ... in the fridge. Go and get ... food.
7. Do you know ... in that house?
8. Hi! Is there ... in the house? - No, I'm afraid, there is ... . - Let's go and see.
9. There is light in the flat. ... is at home.
10. ... knows their new address.

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