He has got ______ for recess. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
He has got a banana for recess.
I eat bacon with _____. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
I eat bacon with some rice.
Do you have _____ in your lunch box? (a/an/some/any + name of food)
Do you have an apple in your lunch box?
There is/are ______.
There are cakes.
You need ________ and cocoa to bake this cake. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
You need some flour and cocoa to bake this cake.
We haven't got _________ anymore. We're sold out. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
We haven't got any candy anymore.
I want to buy _________ from the vending machine. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
I want to buy some chips/crisps from the vending machine.
There is/are _________. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
There are three avocados/ some avocados.
We've got _________ dipped in chocolate. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
We've got a/one strawberry dipped in chocolate.
There isn't/aren't _____ uncooked __________. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
There isn't any uncooked chicken.
I've got ________ for breakfast this morning. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
I've got some oats for breakfast this morning.
There isn't/arent ________ to make my favorite tea. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
There isn't any honey to make my favorite tea.
This ______ has got a/an weird _______. (senses)
This hamburger has got a weird taste.
There is/are _________ left in the fridge. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
There is some milk left in the fridge.
How do we bake now? We haven't got ________ anymore. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
We haven't got butter anymore.
I like adding _________ into my coffee. (a/an/some/any + name of food)
I like adding some sugar to my coffee.
