Simple past: I ______________________________ (not/drink) any beer last night.
I didn't drink any beer last night.
Simple past: What time ______________________________ (she/get up) yesterday?
What time did she get up yesterday?
Simple past: We ______________________________ (wake up) very late.
We woke up very late.
Simple past: I ______________________________ (receive) £300 when my uncle died.
I received £300 when my uncle died.
Simple past: ______________________________ (she/make) good coffee?
Did she make good coffee?
Some/any: We need ____________________ bananas.
We need some bananas.
Some/any: You can't buy ____________________ posters in this shop.
You can't buy any posters in this shop.
Some/any: Do you have ____________________ magazines for me?
Do you have any magazines for me?
Some/any: She always takes ____________________ sugar with her coffee.
She always takes some sugar with her coffee.
Some/any: There aren't ____________________ folders in my bag.
There aren't any folders in my bag.
Comparative: The blue car is ______________________________ than the black car. (nice)
The blue car is nicer than the black car.
Comparative: Gold is ______________________________ than silver. (expensive)
Gold is more expensive than silver.
Comparative: His pullover is ______________________________ than his jeans. (dark)
His pullover is darker than his jeans.
Comparative: Christine is ______________________________ than Alice. (smart)
Christine is smarter than Alice.
Comparative: Football is ______________________________ than handball. (popular)
Football is more popular than handball.
Superlative: ______________________________ film we've ever seen is "Enter the Dragon". (interesting)
The most interesting film we've ever seen is "Enter the Dragon".
