Countable and uncountable nouns : some, any, no Remember: in English language we use some, any and no with uncountable nouns for example: • We need some money • Would you like some coffee? • Have you any money? • Have you any sandwiches? • They haven’t any children • I haven’t any relatives here • She has got no money Some or any? • • • • • • • • • • Please, give me ………… cheese I’m sorry but there isn’t…………… Has she got………….children? I’ve …………messages for Julie There isn’t ………bread left Put ………wine on the table I never buy……….souvenirs abroad I can’t eat ……….cakes! Go and ask him for……….news I can’t answer………….questions! Any or no? I don’t want ………milk There isn’t ……… butter in the fridge I have ……… time to help you There is …………fruit on the tree We have…………homework today I put …………sugar in this cake She hasn’t got ………….dollars Some, any or no? • Are there ………fresh drinks? • There is ………sparkling mineral water but there isn’t ……….fruit juice • Jennifer hasn’t got………….elegant dresses • Would you like…………tea and biscuits? • We have……… cigarettes but we have ……… matches • Have you ……… letters for me? • There are ………news, for you, unfortunately • She has ……….valuable bracelets • They prefer……… cheese with green salad for lunch • Are there …………tourists in the museum? Teacher Michela