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Any in Questions Exercise

September 1, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Do we have ............... apples?
Wrong!
Use "any" in a simple yes/no question with a plural noun.
2Are there ............... chairs in the room?
Wrong!
Use "any" before a plural noun in questions, not "a".
3Is there ............... water in the bottle?
Wrong!
Use "any" with uncountable nouns in questions, not "a".
4Do you need ............... tickets for the bus?
Wrong!
Use "any" with plural count nouns in questions, not "much".
5Can I have ............... milk with my tea?
Wrong!
Use "any" with uncountable nouns in questions, not "many".
6Are there ............... eggs in the fridge?
Wrong!
Use "any" before plural nouns in questions, not "an".
7Do you see ............... children in the park?
Wrong!
Use "any" with plural count nouns in questions, not "much".
8Have you got ............... homework today?
Wrong!
Use "any" with uncountable nouns in questions, not "many".
9Can you tell me ............... about the film?
Wrong!
Use "anything" as one word in questions when you mean one or more things.
10Did you buy ............... at the shop?
Wrong!
Use "anything" when the question means "any thing" without a noun after it.
11Are you going ............... after school?
Wrong!
Use "anywhere" in questions when you mean "to any place".
12Do you know ............... in this class?
Wrong!
Use "anyone" in questions when you mean "any person".

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  1. Do we have any apples?
  2. Are there any chairs in the room?
  3. Is there any water in the bottle?
  4. Do you need any tickets for the bus?
  5. Can I have any milk with my tea?
  6. Are there any eggs in the fridge?
  7. Do you see any children in the park?
  8. Have you got any homework today?
  9. Can you tell me anything about the film?
  10. Did you buy anything at the shop?
  11. Are you going anywhere after school?
  12. Do you know anyone in this class?

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