There is [some / any] mustard.
There is some mustard.
She's buying [some / any] chips.
She's buying some chips.
There isn't [some / any] yogurt.
There isn't any yogurt.
I don't have [some / any] cheese.
I don't have any cheese.
I need [some / any] water.
I need some water.
They aren't buying [some / any] water.
They aren't buying any water.
She isn't buying [some / any] cookies.
She isn't buying any cookies.
He is buying [some / any] meat.
He is buying some meat.
There isn't [some / any] orange juice.
There isn't any orange juice.
There are [some / any] oranges.
There are some oranges.
She isn't buying [some / any] cheese.
She isn't buying any cheese.
She has [some / any] milk.
She has some milk.
I want [some / any] lemonade, please.
I want some lemonade, please.
We don't have [some / any] apples.
We don't have any apples.
There aren't [some / any] tomatoes.
There aren't any tomatoes.
He has [some / any] grapes.
He has some grapes.
There is [some / any] ketchup.
There is some ketchup.
He doesn't want [some / any] carrots.
He doesn't want any carrots.
He's buying [some / any] squash.
He's buying some squash.
There isn't [some / any] ice cream.
There isn't any ice cream.
We need [some / any] avocados.
We need some avocados.
I don't want [some / any] tea.
I don't want any tea.
I need [some / any] limes.
I need some limes.
She doesn't have [some / any] potaoes.
She doesn't have any potatoes.
They have [some / any] bananas.
They have some bananas.