Make a sentence. Has he got some bananas?
Yes, he has got some bananas.
Has she got some bananas?
No, she hasn't got any bananas.
Use any or some. Make two sentences.
She hasn't got any eggs. She has got some crisps.
Make two sentences. Use any or some.
She hasn't got any biscuits. She has got some cereal.
Make two sentences. Use some and any.
He has got some cheese. He hasn't got any bread.
Make two sentences. Use some and any.
He has got some apples. He hasn't got any milk.
Make two sentences. Use some, any, a or an.
He has got an apple. He hasn't got any rice.
Make two sentences. Use some, any, a or an.
He has got grapes. He hasn't got any pears.
Make two sentences. Use some, any, a or an.
He has got some cereal. He hasn't got any oranges.
What has he got? Use some, any, a or an.
He has got some biscuits.
