A: What do you want for dinner?
B: Let's make some pasta with tomato sauce.
A: Good idea. Do we have ___ meat?
B: Well, we have ___ beef, but I don't want ___ meat in the sauce. Let's get ___ Tomatoes and onions.
A: OK. Do we need ___ green peppers for the sauce?
B: Yes, let's get ___ peppers. Oh and ___ garlic, too.
A: Great. We have ____ spaghetti, so we don't need ___ pasta.
B: Yeah, but let's get ___ bread. And ___ Cheese, too.
complete the conversation with some or any.
Respuestas a la pregunta
Respuesta:
A: What do you want for dinner?
B: Let's make some pasta with tomato sauce.
A: Good idea. Do we have any meat?
B: Well, we have some beef, but I don't want any meat in the sauce. Let's get some Tomatoes and onions.
A: OK. Do we need any green peppers for the sauce?
B: Yes, let's get some peppers. Oh and some garlic, too.
A: Great. We have some spaghetti, so we don't need any pasta.
B: Yeah, but let's get some bread. And some Cheese, too.
espero haberte ayudado
Las oraciones se pueden completar mediante el uso de las palabras “Some” y “Any” cuya traducción al español sería “Alguno/a o algo de” o “Ninguno/a” respectivamente.
¿Cuándo se usa Some y Any?
Ambas palabras se utilizan para gestionar oraciones contables y no contable., Sin embargo, “Some” se usa para oraciones afirmativas u ofrecimientos, mientras que “Any” se usa para oraciones negativas e interrogativas. Por ejemplo:
A: What do you want for dinner?
B: Let's make some pasta with tomato sauce.
A: Good idea. Do we have any meat?
B: Well, we have some beef, but I don't want any meat in the sauce. Let's get some tomatoes and onions.
A: OK. Do we need any green peppers for the sauce?
B: Yes, let's get some peppers. Oh, and some garlic, too.
A: Great. We have some spaghetti, so we don't need any pasta.
B: Yeah, but let's get some bread. And some cheese, too.
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